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As there may be more than one source to obtaining Connecticut criminal, civil and divorce records, it is important to search multiple state courts to find the correct records.
Connecticut State Court Structure:
The Connecticut probate courts hear cases involving mental health matters, and other miscellaneous civil matters. It has exclusive estate jurisdiction. The probate courts also hear cases involving support or custody, paternity, and other miscellaneous domestic relations matters. The probate courts have exclusive jurisdiction over adoption matters. Connecticut's superior courts have jurisdiction over cases involving mental health, and other miscellaneous civil matters. The superior courts have exclusive jurisdiction over cases involving torts, contracts, real property rights, small claims (where the amount in controversy is from $0-$2,500), and administrative agency appeals (except workers’ compensation). The superior courts hear cases involving support or custody, paternity, and other miscellaneous domestic relations matters, with exclusive jurisdiction over marriage dissolution matters. The superior court has exclusive jurisdiction over criminal matters. Furthermore, it has exclusive traffic/other violation jurisdiction, except for uncontested parking matters (which are handled administratively). Exclusive juvenile jurisdiction. The Connecticut appellate courts have mandatory jurisdiction to hear cases involving civil matters, noncapital criminal matters, administrative agency (workers’ compensation) matters, juvenile matters, lawyer disciplinary matters, and original proceeding matters. The appellate courts have discretionary jurisdiction to hear administrative agency (zoning only) cases. Connecticut's highest court is the supreme court. The supreme court has mandatory jurisdiction in civil matters, capital criminal matters, criminal matters, and judge disciplinary matters. The supreme court has discretionary jurisdiction in civil matters, noncapital criminal matters, and administrative agency matters.
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