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The document is a form for entering an appearance in juvenile matters at the Superior Court of Connecticut. It requires details about the child or youth involved, the attorney or self-represented party, and the type of case. The form also includes instructions for filing and certification of service to other parties.

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Are Connecticut criminal records public?

Arrest records in Connecticut form part of a persons criminal record, and these records are maintained by the State Police Bureau of Identification, classifying them as public records. The states Public Records Law allows the public to access public records in the state.

Do colleges care about juvenile records?

Not necessarily. In most cases, having a juvenile record should not affect your eligibility for colleges or other post secondary programs.

Are juvenile records public in Connecticut?

Access to the information concerning the case is governed by state statute, which says that records of cases of juvenile matters are confidential and for the use of the court in juvenile matters.1 Disclosure is allowed to those who are involved with the case and to others who may have a legitimate need for the

What is the juvenile law in Connecticut?

In Connecticut, as in most states, youths who commit crimes are treated different than adults by the courts and the criminal justice system. Generally, youths under age 16 are not criminally responsible for their conduct unless they commit specified violent crimes.

What is the phone number for the judicial branch in CT?

Ansonia-Milford Judicial District203-877-4293 Fax: 203-876-8640 G.A. 12 at Manchester 860-647-1091 Fax: 860-645-7540 G.A. 13 at Enfield 860-741-3727 Fax: 860-741-3474 G.A. 14 at Hartford 860-566-1630 Fax: 860-566-1983 Litchfield Judicial District 860-567-0885 Fax: 860-567-477929 more rows