Sec. 45a-675. (Formerly Sec. 45-327). Right of respondent to be at hearing. - Connecticut Statutes

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      Sec. 45a-675. (Formerly Sec. 45-327). Right of respondent to be at hearing. The respondent shall be present at any hearing for his guardianship, provided the court may exclude him from such portions of the hearing at which testimony is given which the court determines would be seriously detrimental to his emotional or mental condition. Any person having knowledge that the respondent is or will be medicated at that time, shall inform the court of such fact and to the extent he knows the same, shall inform the court of the common effects of such medication.

      (P.A. 82-337, S. 8.)

      History: Sec. 45-327 transferred to Sec. 45a-675 in 1991.

      Cited. 230 C. 828.

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Statutes > Connecticut > Title45a > Chap802h > Sec45a-675

      Sec. 45a-675. (Formerly Sec. 45-327). Right of respondent to be at hearing. The respondent shall be present at any hearing for his guardianship, provided the court may exclude him from such portions of the hearing at which testimony is given which the court determines would be seriously detrimental to his emotional or mental condition. Any person having knowledge that the respondent is or will be medicated at that time, shall inform the court of such fact and to the extent he knows the same, shall inform the court of the common effects of such medication.

      (P.A. 82-337, S. 8.)

      History: Sec. 45-327 transferred to Sec. 45a-675 in 1991.

      Cited. 230 C. 828.

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      Sec. 45a-675. (Formerly Sec. 45-327). Right of respondent to be at hearing. The respondent shall be present at any hearing for his guardianship, provided the court may exclude him from such portions of the hearing at which testimony is given which the court determines would be seriously detrimental to his emotional or mental condition. Any person having knowledge that the respondent is or will be medicated at that time, shall inform the court of such fact and to the extent he knows the same, shall inform the court of the common effects of such medication.

      (P.A. 82-337, S. 8.)

      History: Sec. 45-327 transferred to Sec. 45a-675 in 1991.

      Cited. 230 C. 828.