<b>Title 54 - Criminal Procedure</b>
- <b>Chapter 959</b>
- Sec. 54-17.
- Sec. 54-17a. Presentation in one judicial district for offenses charged in various districts where defendant to plead guilty.
- Sec. 54-18.
- Sec. 54-1b. Arraignment of prisoner. Advice as to rights.
- Sec. 54-1c. Admissibility of confession.
- Sec. 54-1d. Place of arraignment. Multiple arrest warrants. Multiple credit card and automated teller machine offenses. Identity theft and related offenses.
- Sec. 54-1e. Election of place of trial when venue is in the geographical area of Derby, Ansonia, Shelton, and Seymour.
- Sec. 54-1f. (Formerly Sec. 6-49). Arrest without warrant. Pursuit outside precincts.
- Sec. 54-1g*. Time of arraignment. Violations of protective orders.
- Sec. 54-1h. (Formerly Sec. 6-49a). Arrest by complaint and summons for commission of misdemeanor.
- Sec. 54-1i. (Formerly Sec. 54-40a). Duty of law enforcement officer before charging with a crime a person found in unconscious condition.
- Sec. 54-1j. Ascertainment that defendant understands possible immigration and naturalization consequences of guilty or nolo contendere plea.
- Sec. 54-1k. Issuance of protective orders in cases of stalking, harassment, sexual assault, risk of injury to or impairing morals of a child.
- Sec. 54-1l. Short title: Alvin W. Penn Racial Profiling Prohibition Act.
- Sec. 54-1m. Adoption of policy prohibiting certain police actions. Data collection and reporting.
- Sec. 54-1n. Complaint by victim of identity theft. Law enforcement agency's responsibilities.
- Sec. 54-1q. Court to advise defendant that guilty or nolo contendere plea may have consequence of suspension of driver's license.
- Sec. 54-2. Conviction and binding over by trial justice.
- Sec. 54-27.
- Sec. 54-28.
- Sec. 54-2a. Issuance of bench warrants of arrest, subpoenas, capias and other criminal process. Release conditions. Service of court process. Entry of warrants into computer system.
- Sec. 54-2b.
- Sec. 54-2c. Traffic violator need not appear in court, when. Schedule of fines established.
- Sec. 54-2d. Notation in computer network of actions taken by law enforcement agency to execute certain warrants.
- Sec. 54-2e. Issuance of rearrest warrant or capias for failure to appear.
- Sec. 54-32.
- Sec. 54-33. Search warrants for gambling and lottery implements.
- Sec. 54-33a. Issuance of search warrant.
- Sec. 54-33b. Search of person.
- Sec. 54-33c. Application for warrant. Execution and return of warrant. Copy of affidavit to be given to owner, occupant or person named in warrant; exceptions. Disclosure of affidavit limited by prose
- Sec. 54-33d. Interference with search.
- Sec. 54-33e. Destruction of property.
- Sec. 54-33f. Motion for return of unlawfully seized property and suppression as evidence.
- Sec. 54-33g. Summons to owner on seizure of property. In rem action for adjudication as nuisance. Disposition of property.
- Sec. 54-33h. (Formerly Sec. 53-279). Arrest of keeper of gambling equipment; seizure and disposition of property.
- Sec. 54-33i. "Journalist", "news organization" and "news" defined.
- Sec. 54-33j. Issuance of search warrant for property of journalist or news organization.
- Sec. 54-33k. "Strip search" defined.
- Sec. 54-33l. Strip searches. Procedure.
- Sec. 54-33m. Failure to wear seat belt not probable cause for vehicle search.
- Sec. 54-33n. Search of school lockers and property.
- Sec. 54-36. Disposition of property held as evidence.
- Sec. 54-36a. Definitions. Inventory. Return of stolen property. Disposition of other seized property. Return of compliance.
- Sec. 54-36b. Examiner of seized property, appointment, duties.
- Sec. 54-36c. Disposition of seized property on order of the examiner of seized property.
- Sec. 54-36d. Proceedings under chapters 214, 220 and 490 concerning cigarettes, alcohol and fisheries and game, respectively, exempt from certain licensing and disposition requirements.
- Sec. 54-36e. Firearms to be turned over to state police. Sale at public auction.
- Sec. 54-36f. Receipt for seized property to be given by law enforcement officials.
- Sec. 54-36g. Destruction of controlled drugs, controlled substances and drug paraphernalia held as evidence in criminal proceedings. Petition, notice and hearing. Representative samples. Certificate o
- Sec. 54-36h. Forfeiture of moneys and property related to illegal sale or exchange of controlled substances or money laundering. In rem proceeding. Disposition.
- Sec. 54-36i. Drug assets forfeiture revolving account. Allocation of moneys.
- Sec. 54-36m. Impoundment of motor vehicle occupied by person arrested for patronizing a prostitute from a motor vehicle.
- Sec. 54-36n. Identification and tracing of seized and recovered firearms.
- Sec. 54-40.
- Sec. 54-40a.
- Sec. 54-41.
- Sec. 54-5.
- Secs. 54-13 and 54-14.
- Secs. 54-15 and 54-16. Binding over on probable cause. Jurisdiction of Common Pleas Court on appeals.
- Secs. 54-18a to 54-21. Transfer of criminal cases between Superior and Common Pleas Court. Certain cases to be tried at first term. Search when cruelty is suspected. Search warrants in cases of cruelt
- Secs. 54-1 and 54-1a. Criminal jurisdiction of trial justices; of Court of Common Pleas.
- Secs. 54-1o and 54-1p.
- Secs. 54-22 to 54-24.
- Secs. 54-25 and 54-26. Release on recognizance. Witnesses in courts of other states.
- Secs. 54-29 to 54-31. Seizure of obscene literature and gambling implements. Illegal articles and implements to be destroyed. Judges of city courts may act.
- Secs. 54-34 and 54-35. Search of person. Condemnation of gambling implements, notice.
- Secs. 54-36j to 54-36l. Seizure and forfeiture of motor vehicle used in patronizing a prostitute. Innocent owner defense to forfeiture of motor vehicle used in patronizing a prostitute. Release of mot
- Secs. 54-37 to 54-39. Disposition of accused acquitted on ground of insanity. Release of persons confined under order prior to October 1, 1959. Petition for release. Disposition of insane person upon
- Secs. 54-3 and 54-4. Issue of warrant after arrest. Trial justice may issue criminal process to be served anywhere in the state.
- Secs. 54-6 to 54-12. Criminal jurisdiction of municipal courts. Limit of jurisdiction of municipal courts. Jurisdiction over violations concerning overweight commercial vehicles. Bonds on adjournment
- <b>Chapter 959a</b>
- Sec. 54-41a. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-41b. Application for order authorizing interception.
- Sec. 54-41c. Information in application.
- Sec. 54-41d. Issuance of order.
- Sec. 54-41e. Statement by panel on issuance of order. Contents of order.
- Sec. 54-41f. Execution of order; progress reports.
- Sec. 54-41g. Extensions of order.
- Sec. 54-41h. Privileged wire communications; issuance of order and interception prohibited.
- Sec. 54-41i. Recording of interception; sealing, custody and destruction.
- Sec. 54-41j. Sealing, custody, storage and destruction of applications and orders.
- Sec. 54-41k. Service of notice of interception; inspection of intercepted communications, applications and orders; postponement of service.
- Sec. 54-41l. Intercepted communication admissible as evidence, when.
- Sec. 54-41m. Motion to suppress.
- Sec. 54-41n. Report by panel to Chief Court Administrator.
- Sec. 54-41o. Reports by state's attorneys.
- Sec. 54-41p. Disclosure of contents of wire communication. Unauthorized disclosure: Class D felony.
- Sec. 54-41q. Authority of communication common carrier to intercept, disclose or use wire communication.
- Sec. 54-41r. Remedies of party intercepted; defense.
- Sec. 54-41s. Illegal possession, sale, distribution of equipment: Class D felony.
- Sec. 54-41t. Unauthorized or illegal interception: Class C felony.
- Sec. 54-41u. Admissibility of intercepted wire communication obtained pursuant to federal law.
- <b>Chapter 960</b>
- Sec. 54-45. When grand jury is required. Selecting grand jury. Alternate grand jurors.
- Sec. 54-45a. Record of grand jury proceedings. Transcripts.
- Sec. 54-46. Prosecution on complaint or information.
- Sec. 54-46a. Probable cause hearing for persons charged with crimes punishable by death or life imprisonment.
- Sec. 54-47. Investigations into commission of crime.
- Sec. 54-47a. Compelling testimony of witness. Immunity from prosecution.
- Sec. 54-47aa. Ex parte court order to compel disclosure of certain telephone and Internet records.
- Sec. 54-47b. Investigatory grand jury. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-47c. Application for investigation into commission of crime.
- Sec. 54-47d. Appointment of investigatory grand jury. Duration and scope of investigation.
- Sec. 54-47e. Sealing of order and application. Summary of scope of investigation. Disclosure.
- Sec. 54-47f. Conduct of investigation. Testimony of witnesses.
- Sec. 54-47g. Finding and record of investigation. Disclosure. Hearing. Access to testimony.
- Sec. 54-47h. Report.
- Sec. 54-47i. Authority of investigation ordered prior to October 1, 1985.
- Sec. 54-48. Reward for arrest of capital offender or felon.
- Sec. 54-49. Reward for information as to high crime or crime resulting in death of police officer or firefighter.
- Sec. 54-50. Reward for information as to unlawful disinterment of corpse.
- Sec. 54-51. Reward for information as to theft of motor vehicle, livestock or poultry.
- Sec. 54-52. Determination of claims to reward.
- Sec. 54-53. Release by correctional officials.
- Sec. 54-53a. Detention of persons who have not made bail.
- Sec. 54-56. Dismissal of information by court.
- Sec. 54-56a. (Formerly Sec. 54-2b). Pleading by mail in certain motor vehicle cases.
- Sec. 54-56b*. Right to dismissal or trial on nolle.
- Sec. 54-56c*. Request for privileged trial status.
- Sec. 54-56d. (Formerly Sec. 54-40). Competency to stand trial.
- Sec. 54-56e. (Formerly Sec. 54-76p). Accelerated pretrial rehabilitation.
- Sec. 54-56f. (Formerly Sec. 54-5). Requirements of sureties of the peace.
- Sec. 54-56g. Pretrial alcohol education system.
- Sec. 54-56h. Consideration of defendant's contribution to Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund or of community service work hours. Payment of monetary contribution to fund.
- Sec. 54-56i. Pretrial drug education program.
- Sec. 54-56j. Pretrial school violence prevention program.
- Sec. 54-56k. Pretrial account.
- Sec. 54-56l. Pretrial supervised diversionary program for persons with psychiatric disabilities.
- Sec. 54-56m. Mediation programs.
- Sec. 54-57. Joinder of offenses of the same character.
- Sec. 54-58. Description of money in complaint or information.
- Sec. 54-59. Statement of ownership, partnership or joint tenancy in indictment, information or complaint.
- Sec. 54-60. Allegations in criminal cases.
- Sec. 54-61. Complaints for offenses specified in special acts, ordinances and bylaws.
- Sec. 54-62. Allegation of previous conviction.
- Sec. 54-63. Mode of informing against larceny by embezzlement.
- Sec. 54-63a. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-63b. Pretrial release of arrested persons. Duties of Court Support Services Division. Uniform weighted release criteria.
- Sec. 54-63c. Release by law enforcement officer.
- Sec. 54-63d. Release by bail commissioner. Information, files and reports held by Court Support Services Division.
- Sec. 54-63e. Bond or promise conditioned on appearance.
- Sec. 54-63f. Release after conviction and pending sentence or appeal.
- Sec. 54-63g. Appeal from court order re release.
- Sec. 54-64. Police officials and clerks of court to take promise to appear or bond.
- Sec. 54-64a. Release by judicial authority.
- Sec. 54-64b*. Release following arrest on court warrant.
- Sec. 54-64c*. Notice of appearance after release.
- Sec. 54-64d. Release of person taken into custody on a capias.
- Sec. 54-64e. Noncriminal behavior as condition of release. Notice of conditions of release and sanctions for violation.
- Sec. 54-64f. Violation of conditions of release. Imposition of different or additional conditions. Revocation of release.
- Sec. 54-64g. Surveillance of serious felony offenders released on bond.
- Sec. 54-65. Procedure when principal intends to abscond.
- Sec. 54-65a. Forfeiture of bond for failure to appear. Issuance of rearrest warrant or capias. Termination or reinstatement of bond. Rebate to surety.
- Sec. 54-66. Acceptance and disposition of bail. Pledge of real property as lien. Forfeiture of bond for failure to appear. Issuance of rearrest warrant or capias. Termination or reinstatement of bond.
- Sec. 54-66a. Automatic termination of bail bonds.
- Sec. 54-67. When attorneys not allowed to give bonds.
- Sec. 54-68. Persons charged with gaming to give bonds.
- Sec. 54-69. Motion of parties to modify conditions of release.
- Sec. 54-69a. Motion of bail commissioner to modify conditions of release.
- Sec. 54-69b*. Authority of court to modify conditions of release.
- Sec. 54-70. Compromise of forfeited bonds.
- Sec. 54-71. Mistake in form of recognizance.
- Sec. 54-71a*. No civil liability for release.
- Sec. 54-72. Fines and forfeitures; prosecutions; liability of corporation.
- Sec. 54-73. Collection and disposition of forfeitures.
- Sec. 54-74. Remission of fine.
- Sec. 54-75. Employment of detectives.
- Sec. 54-76.
- Sec. 54-76a. Procedure at hearing in probable cause.
- Secs. 54-42 to 54-44. Original information in Superior Court. Bench warrant; procedure on arrest; previous bond in Court of Common Pleas. Admissibility of confession. Informations in cases appealed to
- Secs. 54-47j to 54-47z.
- Secs. 54-54 and 54-55. Original information in Court of Common Pleas. Information in cases appealed to Court of Common Pleas.
- <b>Chapter 960a</b>
- Sec. 54-76b. Youthful offenders: Definitions; applicability of interstate compact.
- Sec. 54-76c. Eligibility to be adjudged a youthful offender. Transfer of cases.
- Sec. 54-76d. Investigations. Determinations by court. Waiver of proceedings.
- Sec. 54-76e. Trial to determine youthful offender status.
- Sec. 54-76f. Statements of defendant inadmissible.
- Sec. 54-76g. Judgment of youthful offender status.
- Sec. 54-76h. Proceedings private. Segregation of defendant in place of detention. Presence of victim at proceeding.
- Sec. 54-76i. Court powers over person of defendant.
- Sec. 54-76j. Disposition upon adjudication as youthful offender.
- Sec. 54-76k. Determination of youthful offender status not to disqualify for office, license, etc.
- Sec. 54-76l. Records or other information of youth to be confidential. Exceptions. Protective order information to be entered in registry.
- Sec. 54-76m. Age of defendant at time of crime controlling.
- Sec. 54-76n. Application of criminal law.
- Sec. 54-76o. Erasure of police and court records of youthful offender.
- Sec. 54-76p.
- Sec. 54-76q. Statement of victim regarding plea agreement or sentence.
- <b>Chapter 961</b>
- Sec. 54-100. Method of inflicting death penalty. Attendance at execution.
- Sec. 54-100a. Committee on news media access to executions. Selection of news media witnesses.
- Sec. 54-101. Disposition of person becoming insane after death sentence.
- Sec. 54-102. Burial or disposal of body of executed criminal.
- Sec. 54-102a. (Formerly Sec. 53a-90). Venereal examination and HIV testing of persons charged with certain sexual offenses.
- Sec. 54-102aa. Tuberculosis testing: Definitions. Requirements.
- Sec. 54-102b. HIV testing of persons convicted of certain sexual offenses.
- Sec. 54-102bb. Procedures for evaluation of tuberculosis infection.
- Sec. 54-102c. HIV information and test results provided to victim.
- Sec. 54-102cc. Tuberculosis infection control committee.
- Sec. 54-102dd. Inmates with infectious tuberculosis required to be isolated. Persons exposed encouraged to be tested.
- Sec. 54-102ee. Department contract option for testing of tuberculosis.
- Sec. 54-102g. Blood or other biological sample required from certain offenders for DNA analysis.
- Sec. 54-102h. Procedure for collection of blood or other biological sample for DNA analysis.
- Sec. 54-102i. Procedure for conducting DNA analysis of blood or other biological sample.
- Sec. 54-102j. Dissemination of information in DNA data bank.
- Sec. 54-102jj. Preservation of biological evidence.
- Sec. 54-102k. Unauthorized dissemination or use of DNA data bank information. Obtaining blood sample without authority. Penalties.
- Sec. 54-102kk. DNA testing of biological evidence.
- Sec. 54-102l. Expungement of DNA data bank records upon reversal and dismissal of conviction.
- Sec. 54-102m. DNA Data Bank Oversight Panel.
- Sec. 54-102pp. Review of wrongful convictions.
- Sec. 54-102r. Registration of persons convicted of sexual assault upon release from correctional facility or completion or termination of probation.
- Sec. 54-102s.
- Sec. 54-102uu. Compensation for wrongful incarceration.
- Sec. 54-103. Commission on Adult Probation.
- Sec. 54-103a. Office of Adult Probation.
- Sec. 54-103b. Services for probation referrals. Duties of Court Support Services Division. Contractual services and alternative incarceration program.
- Sec. 54-104. Appointment of Director of Probation and probation officers. Qualifying examinations.
- Sec. 54-105. Duties of executive director of Court Support Services Division re probation. Intensive probation program. Community service program. Caseload limitation.
- Sec. 54-105a. Funds for the probation transition program and technical violation units.
- Sec. 54-108. Duties of probation officers.
- Sec. 54-108a. Supervision of probationers.
- Sec. 54-108b. Risk assessment and monitoring standards developed by Chief Court Administrator.
- Sec. 54-108c. Availability of information on outstanding arrest warrants for probation violations.
- Sec. 54-120.
- Sec. 54-121. Indeterminate sentence.
- Sec. 54-122.
- Sec. 54-123. Transportation of prisoner discharged from jail.
- Sec. 54-123a. Judicial Department duties re alternative sanctions and incarceration programs.
- Sec. 54-123d. Establishment of alternative incarceration center providing mental health services.
- Sec. 54-124. Board of Parole. Appointment and duties of executive secretary.
- Sec. 54-124a. Board of Pardons and Paroles.
- Sec. 54-124b. Caseload of parole officers.
- Sec. 54-124c. Responsibility of the Department of Correction for supervision of persons released from confinement.
- Sec. 54-124d. Criminal history records check of Board of Parole personnel.
- Sec. 54-124e. Board of Pardons and Paroles as successor department to Board of Pardons and Board of Parole.
- Sec. 54-125. Parole of prisoner serving indeterminate sentence.
- Sec. 54-125a. Parole of inmate serving sentence of more than two years. Eligibility. Hearing to determine suitability for parole release of certain inmates.
- Sec. 54-125b. Parole of prisoner after administrative review without a hearing.
- Sec. 54-125c. Sexual offender treatment as precondition for parole hearing.
- Sec. 54-125d. Deportation parole of aliens.
- Sec. 54-125e. Special parole. Conditions. Duration. Violation. Hearing. Disposition.
- Sec. 54-125f. Pilot zero-tolerance drug supervision program.
- Sec. 54-125g. Parole of prisoner nearing end of maximum sentence.
- Sec. 54-125h. Transfer of prisoner granted parole and nearing parole release date.
- Sec. 54-126. Rules and regulations concerning parole. Enforcement.
- Sec. 54-126a. Testimony of crime victim at parole hearing.
- Sec. 54-127. Rearrest.
- Sec. 54-127a. Parole revocation and rescission hearings.
- Sec. 54-128. Period of confinement in correctional institution after parole violation.
- Sec. 54-129. Discharge of paroled prisoner.
- Sec. 54-130. State Prison for Women not covered.
- Sec. 54-130a. (Formerly Sec. 18-26). Jurisdiction and authority to grant commutations of punishment, releases and pardons.
- Sec. 54-130b. (Formerly Sec. 18-26a). Commutation of punishment and deportation of inmates who are aliens.
- Sec. 54-130c. (Formerly Sec. 18-30). Information about prisoner.
- Sec. 54-130d. (Formerly Sec. 18-27a). Testimony of crime victim at session of board. Notification of Office of Victim Services of board's action.
- Sec. 54-130e. Provisional pardons.
- Sec. 54-131. Employment of paroled or discharged prisoners. Interviews.
- Sec. 54-131a. Release of inmate on medical parole.
- Sec. 54-131b. Eligibility for medical parole.
- Sec. 54-131c. Medical diagnosis.
- Sec. 54-131d. Conditions of release on medical parole.
- Sec. 54-131e. Requests for medical diagnosis.
- Sec. 54-131f. Special panel. Emergency review.
- Sec. 54-131g. Effect on parole or other release.
- Sec. 54-131k. Compassionate parole release.
- Sec. 54-132. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-133. Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision.
- Sec. 54-142. Destruction of notes received for unpaid fines.
- Sec. 54-77.
- Sec. 54-77a. Establishing venue and selecting jurors for the town of Plymouth.
- Sec. 54-77b.
- Sec. 54-78.
- Sec. 54-79.
- Sec. 54-82. Accused's election of trial by court or by jury. Number of jurors.
- Sec. 54-82a. Test of insanity as defense.
- Sec. 54-82b*. Right to trial by jury.
- Sec. 54-82c. (Formerly Sec. 54-139). Prisoner's right to speedy trial on pending charges.
- Sec. 54-82d. (Formerly Sec. 54-140). Dismissal of charges on failure to grant prisoner speedy trial.
- Sec. 54-82e. (Formerly Sec. 54-141). Mentally ill person not covered.
- Sec. 54-82f*. Voir dire examination.
- Sec. 54-82g. (Formerly Sec. 51-242). Peremptory challenges in criminal prosecution.
- Sec. 54-82h*. Alternate jurors in criminal cases. Peremptory challenges.
- Sec. 54-82i. (Formerly Sec. 54-22). Attendance of witnesses in criminal proceedings.
- Sec. 54-82j. (Formerly Sec. 54-23). Detention of witnesses. Warrant.
- Sec. 54-82k. (Formerly Sec. 54-24). Recognizance; commitment; release; fees.
- Sec. 54-82l. Rules re speedy trial to be adopted by judges of Superior Court effective July 1, 1983.
- Sec. 54-82m. Rules re speedy trial to be adopted by judges of Superior Court effective July 1, 1985.
- Sec. 54-82q. Temporary restraining order prohibiting harassment of witness.
- Sec. 54-82r. Protective order prohibiting harassment of witness.
- Sec. 54-82s. The Leroy Brown, Jr. and Karen Clarke Witness Protection Program.
- Sec. 54-82t. Protective services for witness at risk of harm.
- Sec. 54-82u. Witness protection agreement.
- Sec. 54-83. Testimony required in capital cases.
- Sec. 54-84. Testimony or silence of accused.
- Sec. 54-84a*. Privilege of spouse.
- Sec. 54-85. Witness to testify with regard to bribery at elections.
- Sec. 54-85a. Sequestering of witnesses in criminal prosecution.
- Sec. 54-85b. Employment protection for witnesses and victims of crime. Penalty. Action for damages and reinstatement.
- Sec. 54-85c. Representative of homicide victim entitled to be present at trial of defendant. Exclusion. Hearing.
- Sec. 54-85d. Employer not to discharge employee who attends court as family member of or person designated by homicide victim.
- Sec. 54-85e. Photograph of deceased victim shown to jury during opening and closing arguments.
- Sec. 54-85f. Victim of violent crime or representative of deceased victim permitted to attend court proceedings.
- Sec. 54-85g. Advisement to crime victims re constitutional rights by judge at arraignment.
- Sec. 54-86. Depositions.
- Sec. 54-86a. Certain evidence to be made available to defendant.
- Sec. 54-86b. Right of accused to examine statements.
- Sec. 54-86c. Disclosure of exculpatory information or material.
- Sec. 54-86d. Disclosure of address and telephone number by victim of sexual assault not required.
- Sec. 54-86e. Confidentiality of identifying information pertaining to victim of sexual assault. Availability of information to accused. Protective order information to be entered in registry.
- Sec. 54-86f. Admissibility of evidence of sexual conduct.
- Sec. 54-86g. Testimony of victim of child abuse. Court may order testimony taken outside courtroom. Procedure.
- Sec. 54-86h. Competency of child as witness.
- Sec. 54-86i. Testimony of expert witness re mental state or condition of defendant.
- Sec. 54-86j. Polygraph examination of victims of sexual assault restricted.
- Sec. 54-86k. Admissibility of results of DNA analysis.
- Sec. 54-86l. Admissibility in criminal and juvenile proceedings of statement by child under thirteen relating to sexual offense or offense involving physical abuse against child.
- Sec. 54-86m. Prohibition against reproducing evidence that constitutes child pornography.
- Sec. 54-87. Demurrer.
- Sec. 54-88. State to open and close arguments.
- Sec. 54-89. Direction of court to jury.
- Sec. 54-89a. Court to inform jury on consequences of a finding of not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.
- Sec. 54-91. When sentence to be passed.
- Sec. 54-91a. (Formerly Sec. 54-109). Presentence investigation of defendant.
- Sec. 54-91b. (Formerly Sec. 54-109a). Defendant may request copy of prior record and presentence investigation report.
- Sec. 54-91c. Testimony of victim or representative of deceased victim prior to acceptance of plea agreement and at sentencing hearing. Terms of proposed plea agreement. Notification by state's att
- Sec. 54-91d. Referral of persons to youth service bureaus.
- Sec. 54-91e. Notification of victim through automated system prior to acceptance of plea agreement.
- Sec. 54-92. Pronouncement of sentence.
- Sec. 54-92a. (Formerly Sec. 54-120). Commitment to custody of Commissioner of Correction.
- Sec. 54-92b. (Formerly Sec. 54-122). Discharge from community correctional center when held for nonpayment of fine.
- Sec. 54-92c. (Formerly Sec. 17-381). Women attendants.
- Sec. 54-93. Clerks to notify warden of Connecticut Correctional Institution, Somers, of sentences.
- Sec. 54-93a. Court order to correct public record containing false information as a result of identity theft.
- Sec. 54-94. Sentence of persons between sixteen and seventeen.
- Sec. 54-94a. Conditional nolo contendere plea. Appeal of denial of motion to suppress or dismiss.
- Sec. 54-95. Appeal by defendant in criminal prosecution; stay of execution.
- Sec. 54-95a. (Formerly Sec. 54-17). Jurisdiction of Superior Court.
- Sec. 54-95b. Reopening judgment in certain motor vehicle and criminal cases.
- Sec. 54-96. Appeals by the state from Superior Court in criminal cases.
- Sec. 54-96a. (Formerly Sec. 54-13). Appeal vacated by payment of fine.
- Sec. 54-96b. (Formerly Sec. 54-14). Withdrawal of appeal of person committed to community correctional center.
- Sec. 54-97. Mittimus required for commitment to correctional facility.
- Sec. 54-98. Execution of mittimus for commitment to Connecticut Correctional Institution, Somers.
- Sec. 54-99. Period within which death penalty inflicted.
- Secs. 54-102d to 54-102f.
- Secs. 54-102ff to 54-102ii.
- Secs. 54-102ll to 54-102oo.
- Secs. 54-102n to 54-102q.
- Secs. 54-102qq to 54-102tt.
- Secs. 54-102t to 54-102z.
- Secs. 54-106 and 54-107. General Assembly to provide for expenses; central office; quarters. Appointment of probation officers.
- Secs. 54-109 and 54-109a.
- Secs. 54-110 to 54-119. Report on person with prior conviction. Restitution investigation and report. Information to be included in report. Appointment of restitution specialists and other personnel.
- Secs. 54-123b and 54-123c. Advisory committee concerning adult offenders. Advisory committee concerning juvenile offenders.
- Secs. 54-131h to 54-131j.
- Secs. 54-134 to 54-138b. Designation of "Compact Institutions". Transfers to other correctional institutions. Incarceration in receiving state not to affect rights in sending state. Reimburs
- Secs. 54-139 to 54-141.
- Secs. 54-80 to 54-81b. Public defenders. Assistant public defenders; office; assistance. Expenses. Appointment of special defender. Public defenders for Common Pleas Court. Representation of accused o
- Secs. 54-82n to 54-82p.
- Secs. 54-90 and 54-90a.
- <b>Chapter 961a</b>
- Sec. 54-142a. (Formerly Sec. 54-90). *(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Erasure of criminal records.
- Sec. 54-142b. (Formerly Sec. 54-90a). Erasure of record of girl found guilty of being in manifest danger.
- Sec. 54-142c. Disclosure of erased records.
- Sec. 54-142d. Destruction of record of decriminalized offense.
- Sec. 54-142e. Duty of consumer reporting agency to update and delete erased criminal records. Judicial Department to make available information to identify erased records.
- Sec. 54-142f.
- Sec. 54-142g. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-142h. Data collection; audit; maintenance of records and log.
- Sec. 54-142i. Duties of criminal justice agencies re collection, storage or dissemination of criminal history record information. Personnel.
- Sec. 54-142j. Adoption of regulations and procedures.
- Sec. 54-142k. Availability of conviction information and nonconviction information.
- Sec. 54-142l. Challenge to completeness or accuracy of record.
- Sec. 54-142m. Disclosure of nonconviction information by criminal justice agency.
- Sec. 54-142n. Further provisions for disclosure of nonconviction information.
- Sec. 54-142o. Dissemination of nonconviction information to noncriminal justice agencies.
- Sec. 54-142p. Letter of criminal record or no criminal record to enter United States or foreign nation.
- Sec. 54-142q. Criminal Justice Information System Governing Board. Membership. Duties and responsibilities.
- Sec. 54-142r. Availability of data in offender-based tracking system. Procedures for obtaining data.
- Sec. 54-142s. State-wide information technology system for sharing of criminal justice information.
- <b>Chapter 962</b>
- Sec. 54-143. Costs imposed in prosecutions.
- Sec. 54-143a. Cost imposed for infractions and certain motor vehicle violations.
- Sec. 54-143b. Forfeited bonds for motor vehicle violations.
- Sec. 54-143c. Additional fine for sexual assault offenses.
- Sec. 54-144. Payment of expenses.
- Sec. 54-147. Rules for payment of expenses. Waiver of fee or cost.
- Sec. 54-148. Support of prisoners after sentence.
- Sec. 54-149. Payment for board of prisoners.
- Sec. 54-150. Compensation of physicians.
- Sec. 54-151. Cost of transcript and printing on appeal.
- Sec. 54-152. Allowance to witnesses from another state in criminal prosecutions.
- Sec. 54-153. Where witnesses for accused paid by state.
- Sec. 54-154. Taxing expenses in search and seizure cases.
- Sec. 54-155. Expenses of requisitions of fugitives.
- Secs. 54-145 and 54-146. Refunds to clerk of municipal court or to town treasurer. Report to clerk or town treasurer.
- <b>Chapter 963</b>
- <b>Chapter 964</b>
- Sec. 54-157. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-158. Governor's duty to arrest and deliver up fugitive.
- Sec. 54-159. Requirements for recognition of extradition demand.
- Sec. 54-160. State's attorney and prosecuting attorney to assist Governor.
- Sec. 54-161. Return to this state of person imprisoned or held in another state.
- Sec. 54-162. Return to another state of person whose act in this state caused crime.
- Sec. 54-163. Arrest warrant signed by Governor.
- Sec. 54-164. Authorization under warrant.
- Sec. 54-165. Power of arresting officer.
- Sec. 54-166. Appearance of accused in court. Habeas corpus.
- Sec. 54-167. Penalty for failure of officer to present accused in court.
- Sec. 54-168. Confinement, when.
- Sec. 54-169. Arrest warrant of judge.
- Sec. 54-170. Arrest without warrant.
- Sec. 54-171. Commitment pending Governor's warrant.
- Sec. 54-172. Allowance and conditions of bail bond.
- Sec. 54-173. Discharge or recommitment after expiration of period specified in warrant or bond.
- Sec. 54-174. Forfeiture of bond.
- Sec. 54-175. Surrender of person against whom criminal prosecution pending in this state.
- Sec. 54-176. Governor not to inquire into guilt or innocence of accused.
- Sec. 54-177. Recall or new issuance of Governor's warrant.
- Sec. 54-178. Governor seeking extradition to issue warrant to agent to receive accused.
- Sec. 54-179. Application by state's attorney, Board of Pardons and Paroles or Correction Commissioner for return of accused.
- Sec. 54-180. Immunity of accused to process in civil action arising from same facts.
- Sec. 54-181. Waiver by accused.
- Sec. 54-182. State's rights not waived.
- Sec. 54-183. Trial for crimes other than those specified in extradition requisition.
- Sec. 54-184. Interpretation of chapter.
- Sec. 54-185. Short title: Uniform Criminal Extradition Act.
- <b>Chapter 965</b>
- Sec. 54-186. Agreement.
- Sec. 54-187. Appropriate court defined.
- Sec. 54-188. Enforcement of agreement.
- Sec. 54-189. Second or subsequent offense penalty not applicable.
- Sec. 54-190. Penalty for escape while in another state.
- Sec. 54-191. Warden to surrender inmate.
- Sec. 54-192. Commissioner of Correction to make rules and regulations.
- <b>Chapter 966</b>
- <b>Chapter 967</b>
- Sec. 54-194. Effect of the repeal of a criminal statute.
- Sec. 54-195. Penalty when no penalty provided.
- Sec. 54-199. Parent or guardian to accompany minor in court. Representatives of commissioner.
- Sec. 54-200. When acquittal or conviction not a bar to further complaint.
- Secs. 54-196 to 54-198. Accessories. Conspiracy. Attempt to commit statutory crime.
- <b>Chapter 968</b>
- Sec. 54-201. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-202. Compensation commissioners; appointment; Chief Victim Compensation Commissioner; temporary victim compensation commissioners; compensation.
- Sec. 54-202a. Executive director. Appointment; term; salary; duties. Deputy director of compensation. Deputy director of victim services.
- Sec. 54-203. Office of Victim Services established. Powers and duties.
- Sec. 54-204. Application for compensation or restitution services. Report and examination. Confidential information.
- Sec. 54-205. Evaluation of application. Determination. Request for review by compensation commissioner.
- Sec. 54-206. Payment of attorneys as part of order.
- Sec. 54-207. Regulations to prescribe procedures.
- Sec. 54-207a. Chief Court Administrator to prescribe policies and procedures.
- Sec. 54-208. Order of payment of compensation. Criminal intent. Circumstances considered. Prosecution not necessary. Amount and manner of payments. Unclaimed award.
- Sec. 54-209. Compensation ordered, when.
- Sec. 54-210. Compensation ordered for expenses, loss of earnings, pecuniary loss and other losses.
- Sec. 54-211. Time limitation on filing application for compensation. Restrictions on award of compensation. Amount of compensation.
- Sec. 54-211a. Appeal.
- Sec. 54-212. Office of Victim Services to have subrogated cause of action against person responsible for crime.
- Sec. 54-213. Award not subject to execution or attachment.
- Sec. 54-214. Annual report to legislature and to appropriations committee.
- Sec. 54-215. Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund.
- Sec. 54-216. Restitution services.
- Sec. 54-217. Emergency award pending final determination on claim.
- Sec. 54-218. Profits derived as result of crime of violence. Recovery of money judgment by victim. Payment to Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund.
- Sec. 54-219. Victim Services Technical Assistance Fund.
- Sec. 54-220. Victim advocates. Responsibilities and duties.
- Sec. 54-220a. Assignment of victim advocates to assist victims before Board of Pardons and Paroles.
- Sec. 54-221. Appointment of advocates for victims of crime by court.
- Sec. 54-222. Bilingual brochure re rights of victims and victim services.
- Sec. 54-222a. Duty of peace officer regarding crime victim. Regulations.
- Sec. 54-223. Failure to afford rights to victim shall not constitute grounds for vacating conviction or voiding sentence or parole determination.
- Sec. 54-224. Liability of state re failure to afford rights to victim.
- Sec. 54-225. Voluntary program for lawyers for protection of persons injured in person or property by civil wrong.
- Sec. 54-226. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-227. Notification of Office of Victim Services and Victim Services Unit within Department of Correction by inmate or sexual offender seeking release or other relief.
- Sec. 54-227a.
- Sec. 54-228. Request by victim or family member of inmate for notification.
- Sec. 54-229. Request by prosecuting authority for notification.
- Sec. 54-230. Notification of victims and other persons by Office of Victim Services when inmate or sexual offender seeks release or other relief or is released from a correctional institution.
- Sec. 54-230a. Notification of victims and other persons by Department of Correction when inmate or sexual offender seeks release or other relief.
- Sec. 54-231. Notification of Office of Victim Services by Department of Correction upon release of inmate. Access to criminal history record information.
- Sec. 54-232. Disposition of requests for notification received prior to April 1, 1992.
- Sec. 54-233. Compensation of victim of tort occurring prior to July 1, 1993.
- Sec. 54-234. Development of response system for victims of offense of trafficking in persons. Contracts.
- Sec. 54-235. State-wide automated victim information and notification system.
- Secs. 54-236 to 54-239.
- <b>Chapter 968a</b>
- Sec. 54-240. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-240a. Program purpose. Regulations.
- Sec. 54-240b. Application for program participation. Application assistants.
- Sec. 54-240c. Certification as program participant. Application requirements.
- Sec. 54-240d. Certification card.
- Sec. 54-240e. Program address. Forwarding of mail.
- Sec. 54-240f. Confidentiality of marriage records.
- Sec. 54-240g. Listing on voter registry list.
- Sec. 54-240h. Agency use of program address.
- Sec. 54-240i. Exemption from use of program address by agency.
- Sec. 54-240j. Renewal of program certification.
- Sec. 54-240k. Cancellation of program certification. Notice. Reapplication to program. Withdrawal from program.
- Sec. 54-240l. Secretary of the State as agent for program participant. Service on program participant.
- Sec. 54-240m. Confidentiality of records re program participant. Exceptions. Notice of disclosure.
- Sec. 54-240n. Nondisclosure of confidential address in criminal or civil proceeding.
- Sec. 54-240o. Custody or visitation order in effect prior to or during participation in program.
- Secs. 54-241 to 54-249.
- <b>Chapter 969</b>
- Sec. 54-250. Definitions.
- Sec. 54-251. Registration of person who has committed a criminal offense against a victim who is a minor or a nonviolent sexual offense.
- Sec. 54-252. Registration of person who has committed a sexually violent offense.
- Sec. 54-253. Registration of person who has committed a sexual offense in another jurisdiction.
- Sec. 54-254. Registration of person who has committed a felony for a sexual purpose.
- Sec. 54-255. Restriction on dissemination of registration information for certain offenders.
- Sec. 54-256. Responsibilities of courts and agencies in registration process.
- Sec. 54-257. Registry. Suspension of registration. Verification of address. Retake of photographic image. Change of name.
- Sec. 54-258. Availability of registration information. Immunity.
- Sec. 54-258a. Warning against wrongful use of registry information.
- Sec. 54-259. Sexual Offender Registration Committee.
- Sec. 54-259a. Risk Assessment Board. Development and use of risk assessment scale. Report.
- Sec. 54-260. (Formerly Sec. 54-102s). Notification of change of name or address of sexual offenders on parole or probation.
- Sec. 54-260a. Report on number of registrants being electronically monitored and need for additional resources.
- Sec. 54-260b. Criminal investigation of registrants using the Internet. Ex parte court order to compel disclosure of basic subscriber information of registrants.
- Sec. 54-261. Community response education program.