Conn. Practice Book § 43-43 (2026)

Sec. 43-43. —Waiver of Speedy Trial Pro- visions The provisions of Sections 43-39 through 43- 42 may be waived by any defendant in writing or on the record in open court. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 956F.) © Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut

SUPERIOR COURT—PROCEDURE IN CRIMINAL MATTERS Sec. 44-3 CHAPTER 44 GENERAL PROVISIONS Sec. Sec. 44-1. Right to Counsel; Appointment in Specific Instances 44-2. —Appointment in Other Instances 44-3. —Waiver of Right to Counsel 44-4. —Standby Counsel for Defendant Self-Repre- sented 44-5. —Role of Standby Counsel 44-6. —Standby Counsel for Disruptive Defendant 44-7. Presence of Defendant; Attire of Incarcerated Defendant or Witness 44-8. —When Presence of Defendant Is and Is Not Required at Trial and Sentencing 44-9. —Obtaining Presence of Unexcused Defendant at Trial or Sentencing 44-10. —Where Presence of Defendant Not Required 44-10A. —Where Presence of Defendant May Be by Means of an Interactive Audiovisual Device 44-11. Docketing and Scheduling in General of Criminal Cases 44-12. —Control of Scheduling 44-13. —Scheduling for Proceedings before Trial; Contin- uances 44-14. —Assignments for Plea in Judicial District Court Location 44-15. —Scheduling at Entry of Plea 44-16. —Scheduling from Trial List For previous Histories and Commentaries see the editions of the Practice Book corresponding to the years of the previous amendments.