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Connecticut

CH. 959
CHAPTER 959* — Court Jurisdiction And Power
66 sectionsOpen →
CH. 959A
CHAPTER 959a* — Wiretapping And Electronic Surveillance
21 sectionsOpen →
CH. 960
CHAPTER 960* — Information, Procedure And Bail
83 sectionsOpen →
CH. 960A
CHAPTER 960a* — Youthful Offenders
16 sectionsOpen →
CH. 961
CHAPTER 961* — Trial And Proceedings After Conviction
177 sectionsOpen →
CH. 961A
CHAPTER 961a* — Criminal Records
23 sectionsOpen →
CH. 962
Costs, Fees And Expenses In Criminal Proceedings Or Prosecutions
16 sectionsOpen →
CH. 963
CHAPTER 963* — Fresh Pursuit
1 sectionsOpen →
CH. 964
CHAPTER 964* — Uniform Criminal Extradition Act
29 sectionsOpen →
CH. 965
CHAPTER 965* — Detainers
8 sectionsOpen →
CH. 966
Limitation Of Prosecutions
4 sectionsOpen →
CH. 967
General Provisions
4 sectionsOpen →
CH. 968
Victim Services
44 sectionsOpen →
CH. 968A
Address Confidentiality Program
16 sectionsOpen →
CH. 969
CHAPTER 969* — Registration Of Sexual Offenders
16 sectionsOpen →
CH. 969A
Registration Of Certain Offenders
3 sectionsOpen →
CH. 970
Connecticut Sentencing Commission
2 sectionsOpen →
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