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Code · Connecticut · Title 46b — Family Law · CHAPTER 816* — Support

Sec. 46b-225. Judicial marshal authorized to serve capias mittimus or copy thereof issued in child support matter.

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Any judicial marshal may serve a capias mittimus or a copy thereof made by any photographic, micrographic, electronic imaging or other process, which clearly and accurately copies such original document, provided such judicial marshal or Support Enforcement Services of the Superior Court is in possession of the original document, on any person who is in the custody of the marshal or is in a courthouse where the marshal provides courthouse security if such capias mittimus was issued in a child support matter by
(1)a court or a family support magistrate pursuant to subdivision
(8)of subsection
(a)of section 17b-745 or subparagraph
(C)of subdivision
(8)of subsection
(a)of section 46b-215 ; or
(2)a family support magistrate pursuant to subdivision
(1)of subsection
(m)of section 46b-231 .
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