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Replies(3) Republicans are proposing to authorize courts to declare certain juveniles to be a risk to public safety, which would essentially eliminate the current six-hour limit on detaining juveniles without a court order. (Image via Shutterstock) July 8, 2021 Connecticut Republicans are circulating a petition among members of the General Assembly, demanding they return in special session and pass legislation concerning repeat juvenile offenders, arguing immediate action is needed to respond to a string of recent car thefts and other crimes. Find out what s happening in Across Connecticut with free, real-time updates from Patch. Let s go! Republicans are proposing to authorize courts to declare certain juveniles to be a risk to public safety, which would essentially eliminate the current six-hour limit on detaining juveniles without a court order. They also want legislation that would require courts to order such juveniles to be electronically monitored until their criminal

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