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Connecticut General Statutes

Connecticut General Statutes

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Oct 27, 2026

Adrienne ManningGUEST
19:43
It also established a CCMV work group to study CMV activities, testing in other states and countries, treatment options for asymptomatic infants and for infants with a screen positive, education for healthcare providers and vulnerable populations, and best practices for universal screening.
Adrienne ManningGUEST
20:07
And we have a clip here of the Connecticut General Statutes, 19A55, which governs newborn screening.
Adrienne ManningGUEST
20:17
And it says, the Commissioner of Public Health shall publish a list of all abnormal conditions for which the department screens newborns under the newborn screening program, which shall include but need not be limited to testing for, and it goes through a whole list of different disorders that we screen for currently, and on and after July 1st, 2025, cytomegalovirus.
Adrienne ManningGUEST
20:40
And we also have the report that was delivered to the General Assembly Public Health Committee by the Commissioner of Public Health in May of 2025 following the workgroup report.
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:01
On April 22nd, 2025, nine days after the trial began, the jury reaches a verdict.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:09
Will all members of the jury please rise with the foreperson and listen to your verdict as it is accepted and recorded? As to the first count of the amended information charging the defendant, Jose Morales, with the crime of murder in violation of Section 53A-54A of the Connecticut General Statutes, you say the defendant is guilty of murder.
speaker_18SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
36:41
Do you also say that the defendant is guilty of tampering with evidence?
speaker_0NARRATOR
36:53
In July of 2025, Jose Morales is sentenced to 65 years in prison.

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