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Conn. Practice Book § 23-14 (2026)

Sec. 23-14. Powers of Judge Assigned in Complex Litigation Cases The judge to whom complex litigation cases

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Sec. 23-14. —Powers of Judge Assigned in Complex Litigation Cases The judge to whom complex litigation cases have been assigned may stay any or all further proceedings in the cases, may transfer any or all further proceedings in the cases to the judicial district where the judge is sitting, may hear all pretrial motions, and may enter any appropriate order which facilitates the management of the complex litigation cases. (P.B. 1998.)