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Conn. Practice Book § 16-3

Preliminary Proceedings in Jury Selection

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The judicial authority shall cause prospective

jurors to be sworn or affirmed in accordance with

General Statutes §§ 1-23 and 1-25. The judicial

authority shall require counsel to make a preliminary statement as to the names of other counsel

with whom he or she is affiliated and other relevant

facts, and shall require counsel to disclose the

names, and if ordered by the judicial authority,

the addresses of all witnesses counsel intends to

call at trial. The judicial authority may excuse any

prospective juror for cause.

(See Sec. 303C, P .B. 1978-1997.) (P .B. 1998.)

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