Conn. Practice Book § 41-25 (2026)

Sec. 41-25. —Proceedings on Transfer The clerk of the court in which such case is pending shall transmit the original files and papers therein, with a certificate of such transfer, to the clerk of the court to which such case is transferred, who shall at once enter it on the docket of such court. Such case may be heard at a session of such court then being held, or thereafter to be held, for the transaction of criminal business and may be there proceeded with and in the same manner as if it were originally brought to such court. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 837.) © Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut

SUPERIOR COURT—PROCEDURE IN CRIMINAL MATTERS Sec. 42-1 CHAPTER 42 TRIAL PROCEDURE Sec. Sec. 42-1. Jury Trials; Right to Jury Trial and Waiver 42-2. —Two Part Information 42-3. —Size of Jury 42-4. —Challenge to Array 42-5. —Disqualification of Jurors and Selection of Panel 42-6. —View by Jury of Place or Thing Involved in Case 42-7. —Communications between Judicial Authority and Jury 42-8. —Communications between Parties and Jurors 42-9. —Juror Questions and Note-taking 42-10. Selection of Jury; Jurors Who Are Deaf or Hard of Hearing 42-11. —Preliminary Proceedings in Jury Selection 42-12. —Voir Dire Examination 42-13. —Peremptory Challenges 42-14. —Oath and Admonitions to Trial Jurors 42-15. Motion in Limine 42-16. Requests To Charge and Exceptions; Necessity for 42-17. —Filing Requests 42-18. —Form and Contents of Requests To Charge 42-19. —Charge Conference 42-20. Submission for Verdict; Role of Judicial Authority in Trial 42-21. Jury Deliberations 42-22. Sequestration of Jury 42-23. Materials To Be Submitted to Jury 42-24. Modification of Instructions for Correction or Clarifi- cation 42-25. —Other Instructions after Additional Instructions 42-26. Jury Requests for Review of Testimony 42-27. Jury Requests for Additional Instructions 42-28. Deadlocked Jury For previous Histories and Commentaries see the editions of the Practice Book corresponding to the years of the previous amendments.