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Connecticut criminal code

The sections of the Connecticut criminal code behind the charges people are most often facing, reproduced verbatim with the citation and the range the statute sets.

DUI and traffic crimes in ConnecticutDrug offenses in ConnecticutAssault and battery in ConnecticutDomestic-violence-related charges in ConnecticutTheft in ConnecticutBurglary in ConnecticutRobbery in ConnecticutFraud and white-collar crime in Connecticut

Sections publish as Criminal LexVault verifies each one against the official source. Nothing is paraphrased into a rule in the meantime.

Editorial direction: Antonio G. JimenezFormer prosecutor and former criminal defense attorney · Member, The Florida Bar