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Board votes 2–1 to grant Felicia Lloyd a full pardon hearing despite objections

Connecticut Board of Pardons and Paroles · August 4, 2026
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Summary

Board members split on whether Felicia Lloyd minimized a 2005 assault case; after debate the panel voted 2–1 to bring her forward for a full pardon hearing so she can address concerns in person.

Members debated whether Felicia Lloyd's application downplayed the seriousness of a 2005 assault that reportedly resulted in significant victim injuries. One member objected strongly, citing substantial wounds and what they described as minimization in Lloyd's written materials.

Despite the objection, the board voted to grant a full pardon hearing so Lloyd can respond in person. As the chair recorded the result, the board noted the hearing was granted on a two-to-one vote.