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Law Offices of Daniel P. Weiner, Connecticut CDL Violations Defense Attorney

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How Collaboration and Commitment Have Improved Public Safety and Outcomes for Youth. 

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Here you will find forms for the petition and affidavit for a relief from abuse order on the Connecticut Judicial Branch website. You can also download forms for the petition and affidavit for a civil protection order due to sexual abuse, sexual assault, or stalking. Court forms are also available in the civil clerk’s office at the courthouse. See CT Courthouse Locations for a list of local courthouses.

A local domestic violence organization or legal aid office may be able to help you find or fill out the forms you need.

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This guide is intended to help parents know what to expect and how to navigate Connecticut’s criminal justice system as it relates to adults (ages 18 and up) with a mental illness. Families and advocates for adults aged 18 and over who are affected by some form of mental illness need to know at the outset that there is such a system, as well as to understand how it works, in order to work to best advantage with an attorney.

General

This guide aims to connect individuals and families to support services, providing sound financial advice to help give the formerly incarcerated community a chance to turn to a new chapter in their lives.

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The mission of the Connecticut Judicial Branch is to serve the interests of justice and the public by resolving matters brought before it in a fair, timely, efficient and open manner.

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If you or a loved one has been arrested in NYC, call 1-833-3-GOODCALL (1-833-346-6322) for free legal support 24/7

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Booklet by CTLawhelp.org on arrest. 

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These standards for Pretrial Release Services are based upon the laws of New York State, which direct the use of pretrial release in accordance with the defendant’s likelihood of appearance in court and his/her capacity to satisfy other court-imposed conditions of release. These Standards define how pretrial services should operate in providing judges with an alternative to the use of money bail or other forms of financial surety to ensure the defendant’s appearance in court.

National

The types of bond and additional conditions that can be imposed by courts are known as conditions of pretrial release. Some state laws are more prescriptive about what kind and under what circumstances release conditions should be imposed and specifically authorize individual conditions of release. Most courts, however, have broad discretion to impose any condition determined to be reasonably necessary to ensure the appearance of the defendant or the safety of victims, witnesses and the public.

Comprehensive state information on the most common statutory conditions of pretrial release is available in the interactive map on this link.