Connecticut · statute · Conn. Gen. Stat. ch. 883a · 7 active provisions
(a) The judges of the Supreme Court shall, from time to time, appoint a reporter of its judicial decisions, and, in the event of his temporary illness or disability, may designate someone to perform his duties. (b) The reporter or the person appointed to perform his duties shall make reports of the cases argued and det…
A copy of the opinion of the Supreme Court or of the Appellate Court shall be filed by the Reporter of Judicial Decisions with the clerk of the court from which the action proceeded. The Reporter of Judicial Decisions shall send a rescript to the chief clerk of the Supreme Court or of the Appellate Court. Unless otherw…
Section 51-214 is repealed.
The chief clerk of the Supreme Court shall electronically provide to the State Library publicly available briefs of all cases determined in the Supreme Court and the Appellate Court, in a format and on a schedule that is mutually agreed to by the chief clerk of the Supreme Court and the State Librarian.
The clerk of the Appellate Court shall file with the Reporter of Judicial Decisions copies of memoranda of decisions in Appellate Court cases. The reporter shall prepare all of the decisions for publication and index them in substantial conformity with the manner in which decisions of the Supreme Court are prepared and…
Section 51-215b is repealed, effective October 1, 2015.
(a) The salary of the Reporter of Judicial Decisions shall be determined by the judges of the Supreme Court. (b) The reporter shall receive for copies of opinions such sum per page as is fixed by the judges, such fees to be accounted for to the Comptroller and paid over to the Treasurer. The Reporter of Judicial Decisi…