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Connecticut General Statutes > Title 46b > Chapter 815t - Juvenile Matters

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§ 46b-120	*(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Definitions
§ 46b-121	*(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) "Juvenile matters" defined. Authority of court
§ 46b-121a	Referral of juvenile matters to state referees
§ 46b-121b	Handling of juvenile matters
§ 46b-121h	Goals of juvenile justice system
§ 46b-121i	Duties and responsibilities of the Judicial Department in providing programs and services to the juvenile justice system
§ 46b-121j	Programs and probation treatment services for juvenile offenders
§ 46b-121k	Programs, services and facilities for juvenile offenders
§ 46b-121
§ 46b-121m	Evaluation of the costs and benefits of programs serving juvenile offenders
§ 46b-122	Juvenile matters separated from other court business if practicable. Exclusion of persons from hearing; exception for victim in delinquency proceedings
§ 46b-123	Appointment of staff for juvenile matters
§ 46b-123a	Transfer of personnel to Division of Criminal Justice
§ 46b-123b	Transfer of juvenile justice centers to Judicial Department
§ 46b-123c	Commission on Child Protection. Membership. Duties
§ 46b-123d	Chief Child Protection Attorney. Duties. Contracts for legal services
§ 46b-123e	Eligibility for counsel in family relations or juvenile matters. Procedure for appointment or assignment
§ 46b-124	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (b) and effective date.) Confidentiality of records of juvenile matters. Exceptions
§ 46b-125	Juvenile probation officers and juvenile matters investigators. Rights in retirement system. Duties and authority
§ 46b-126	Secure facilities for care and treatment of children
§ 46b-127	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (c) and effective date.) Transfer of child charged with a felony to the regular criminal docket
§ 46b-128	Investigation of delinquency complaint. Nonjudicial disposition. Petition of delinquency. Summoning of child and parent or guardian
§ 46b-129	Commitment of child or youth. Petition for neglected, uncared-for, dependent child or youth. Hearing re temporary custody, order to appear or petition. Review of permanency plan. Cost of care and maintenance of child or youth; reimbursement. Revocation of
§ 46b-129a	Examination by physician. Appointment of counsel and guardian ad litem
§ 46b-130	Reimbursement for expense of care and maintenance. Assignment of right of support to Commissioner of Children and Families
§ 46b-131	Custody of alleged delinquent child pending disposition. Bail
§ 46b-132	Temporary detention places
§ 46b-132a	Medical care of children in detention centers
§ 46b-133	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (b) and effective date.) Arrest of child. Release or detention of arrested child. Alcohol or drug testing or treatment as condition of release. Admission of child to overpopulated juvenile detention c
§ 46b-133a	Right to trial or dismissal upon nolle prosequi of delinquency charge. Erasure of records
§ 46b-133b	Suspension of delinquency proceedings for treatment for alcohol or drug dependency
§ 46b-133c	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (f) and effective date.) Serious juvenile repeat offender prosecution. Sentencing
§ 46b-133d	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (f) and effective date.) Serious sexual offender prosecution. Sentencing
§ 46b-133e	Suspension of delinquency proceedings for participation in school violence prevention program
§ 46b-134	Investigation by probation officer prior to disposition of delinquency case. Physical, mental and diagnostic examination
§ 46b-135	Right to counsel and cross-examination
§ 46b-136	Appointment of attorney to represent child or youth and parent or guardian
§ 46b-137	Admissibility of confession or other statement in juvenile proceedings
§ 46b-138	Summoning of witnesses. Conversation privileged
§ 46b-138a	Testimony of accused juvenile, parent or guardian in juvenile proceeding
§ 46b-138b	Statement of victim or victim's representative at delinquency proceeding
§ 46b-139	Expert medical witnesses; interpreter
§ 46b-140	*(See end of section for amended version of subsection (b) and effective date.) Disposition upon conviction of child as delinquent
§ 46b-140a	Modification of conditions of probation or suspended commitment. Violation of conditions
§ 46b-141	Length of commitments. Motion for extension of commitment. Permanency hearing. Permanency plan. Reopening and termination
§ 46b-141a	Placement of delinquent child in alternative incarceration program
§ 46b-141b	Probation treatment plan
§ 46b-141c	Reimbursement of costs of probation supervision
§ 46b-141d	Credit for presentence detention
§ 46b-142	Venue of petitions. Appeal to Appellate Court. Expedited hearing in termination of parental rights appeals
§ 46b-143	Notice of appeal
§ 46b-144	Religious faith. Service of commitment process
§ 46b-145	Prohibition on prosecution of child before regular criminal docket. Exceptions
§ 46b-146	*(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Erasure of police and court records
§ 46b-147	Proceedings inadmissible as evidence in criminal proceedings
§ 46b-147a	Reports on cases of children charged with serious juvenile offenses
§ 46b-148	Child from family with service needs not to be held in detention or convicted as delinquent for violation of court order re future conduct. Court determination re placement or commitment of child from family with service needs
§ 46b-149	Child from family with service needs. Complaint. Review by probation officer. Referral for services. Filing of petition or motion. Procedure. Hearing. Order. Modification of conditions. Permanency plan and hearing
§ 46b-149a	Duties of police officer re child of family with service needs
§ 46b-149b	*(See end of section for amended version and effective date.) Immunity of police officer or municipal official from personal liability. Protocol for intervention and assistance in youths in crisis matters
§ 46b-149c	Truancy and other family with service needs cases. Duties of Judicial Branch
§ 46b-149d	Demonstration project to establish school and community-based truancy prevention initiative. Sites. Grant eligibility. Establishment of truancy or family with service needs docket. Duties of Court Support Services Division
§ 46b-149e	Family support centers
§ 46b-149f	Child from family with service needs who violates valid court order or is in imminent risk of physical harm. Petition. Hearing. Order
§ 46b-150	Emancipation of minor. Procedure. Notice. Attorney General as party
§ 46b-150a	Investigation of petition for emancipation. Report. Appointment of counsel. Probate Court may order examination
§ 46b-150b	Order of emancipation
§ 46b-150c	Appeal
§ 46b-150d	Effect of emancipation
§ 46b-150e	Emancipation under common law
§ 46b-150f	(Note: This section is repealed, effective January 1, 2010.) Youth in crisis. Petition. Court orders. Violations
§ 46b-150g	(Note: This section is repealed, effective January 1, 2010.) Duties of police officer re youth in crisis
§ 46b-150h	(Note: This section is repealed, effective January 1, 2010.) Youth in crisis pilot program in Middletown probate district
§ 46b-151h	Interstate Compact for Juveniles

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