Information from the CT Board of Pardons & Paroles:

• Certificate of Employability (Announcement)

Connecticut Network for Legal Aid:

• Is Your Criminal Record Keeping You From Working?

• ¿No Puede Trabajar Debido a Sus Antecedentes Penales?

Office of Legislative Research:

Access and Disclosure

• Access to Grand Jury Records - 2011-R-0453

• Disclosure of Law Enforcement and Erased Records - 2005-R-0349

• Public Access to Arrest Warrants - 2001-R-0680

• Access to Criminal Record Information - 2000-R-0754

• Access to Arrest Records - 2000-R-0499

• Sec. 10-221d. Criminal history and child abuse and neglect registry records checks of school personnel. Fingerprinting. Termination or dismissal. Denial of application for and revocation of certification. Availability of information re applicant's history. (2020 Supplement).

• Sec. 29-11. State Police Bureau of Identification. Fees. Agreements re fingerprinting. Regulations.

• Sec. 29-16. Use of Information.

• Sec. 54-142a. Erasure of Criminal Records.

• Sec. 54-142b. Erasure of Record of Girl Found Guilty of Being in Manifest Danger.

• Sec. 54-142c. Disclosure of Erased Records.

• Sec. 54-142d. Destruction of Record of Decriminalized Offense.

• Sec. 54-142k. Availability of Conviction Information and Nonconviction Information.

• Sec. 54-142l. Challenge to Completeness and Accuracy of Record.

Connecticut Practice Book

• Section 7-13. Criminal/Motor Vehicle Files and Records

• Section 7-14. Reports from Adult Probation and Family Division

• Section 7-15. Retention Ordered by Chief Court Administrator; Transfer to State Library

• Section 7-16. Motion to Prevent Destruction of File

• Section 42-49. Closure of Courtroom in Criminal Cases

• Section 42-49A. Sealing or Limiting Disclosure of Documents in Criminal Cases