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Supreme Court of Connecticut

Court of last resort · Connecticut

3,036
Cases
1,991
Decided (affirmed/reversed)
7%
Reversed
of decided appeals
7.7%
Remanded
of all cases
A reversal means this court overturned the ruling below. Among the 1,991 appeals it decided, 7% were reversed — courts of last resort often take a case precisely to reverse it.

How these appeals were decided

  • Affirmed61%
  • Other20%
  • Remanded6.7%
  • Reversed4.6%
  • Granted3.8%
  • Mixed1.4%
  • Dismissed1.3%
  • Denied0.6%
  • Plaintiff win0.2%
  • Vacated0.2%
  • Defendant win0.2%
  • Modified0%
  • Settled0%

Source: CourtListener opinion clusters, dispositions classified into outcomes (rules-based, ~95% coverage). This is appellate data — it describes whether lower-court rulings were affirmed or reversed, not who wins at trial. Coverage varies by state, and a single court's practice shifts over time. Figures are descriptive statistics about the historical record — not a prediction about any specific appeal. Check your local rules. Not legal advice.

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