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Discovery, Trial and Witnesses

54-82Accused's election of trial by court or by jury. Number of jurors.54-82bRight to trial by jury.54-82c(Formerly Sec. 54-139). Prisoner's right to speedy trial on pending charges.54-82d(Formerly Sec. 54-140). Dismissal of charges on failure to grant prisoner speedy trial.54-82e(Formerly Sec. 54-141). Mentally ill person not covered.54-82fVoir dire examination.54-82g(Formerly Sec. 51-242). Peremptory challenges in criminal prosecution.54-82hAlternate jurors in criminal cases. Peremptory challenges.54-82i(Formerly Sec. 54-22). Attendance of witnesses in criminal proceedings.54-82j(Formerly Sec. 54-23). Detention of witnesses. Warrant.54-82k(Formerly Sec. 54-24). Recognizance; commitment; release; fees.54-82lRules re speedy trial to be adopted by judges of Superior Court effective July 1, 1983.54-82mRules re speedy trial to be adopted by judges of Superior Court effective July 1, 1985.54-82n to 54-82pConn. Gen. Stat. § 54-82n to 54-82p 54-82qTemporary restraining order prohibiting harassment of witness.54-82rProtective order prohibiting harassment of witness.54-82sThe Leroy Brown, Jr. and Karen Clarke Witness Protection Program.54-82tProtective services for witness at risk of harm.54-82uWitness protection agreement.54-83Testimony in case where crime is punishable by death or life imprisonment without possibility of release.54-84Testimony or silence of accused.54-84aTestimony against spouse.54-84bTestimony of spouse re confidential communications.54-85Witness to testify with regard to bribery at elections.54-85aSequestering of witnesses in criminal prosecution.54-85bEmployment protection for witnesses and victims of crime. Penalty. Action for damages and reinstatement.54-85cRepresentative of homicide victim entitled to be present at trial of defendant. Exclusion. Hearing.54-85dEmployer not to discharge employee who attends court as family member of or person designated by homicide victim.54-85ePhotograph of deceased victim shown to jury during opening and closing arguments.54-85fVictim of violent crime or representative of deceased victim permitted to attend court proceedings.54-85gAdvisement to crime victims re constitutional rights by judge at arraignment.54-86Depositions.54-86aCertain evidence to be made available to defendant.54-86bRight of accused to examine statements.54-86cDisclosure of exculpatory information or material.54-86dNondisclosure of address and telephone number by victims of certain crimes.54-86eConfidentiality of identifying information pertaining to victims of certain crimes. Availability of information to accused. Protective order information to be entered in registry.54-86fAdmissibility of evidence of sexual conduct.54-86gTestimony of victim of child abuse. Court may order testimony taken outside courtroom. Procedure.54-86hCompetency of child as witness.54-86iTestimony of expert witness re mental state or condition of defendant.54-86jPolygraph examination of victims of sexual assault restricted.54-86kAdmissibility of results of DNA analysis.54-86lAdmissibility in criminal or juvenile proceeding of statement by child twelve years of age or younger at time of statement relating to sexual offense or offense involving physical abuse against the child.54-86mReproduction of property or material that constitutes child sexual abuse material prohibited.54-86nAppointment of advocate in proceeding re the welfare or custody of a cat or dog. Advocate's duties. Department of Agriculture to maintain list of eligible advocates.54-86oJailhouse witnesses in a criminal prosecution.54-86pHearing re reliability and admissibility of jailhouse witness testimony in criminal prosecutions.54-86qUse of deception or coercive tactics during an interrogation.54-88State to open and close arguments.54-89Direction of court to jury.54-89aCourt to inform jury on consequences of a finding of not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect.