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Conn. Practice Book § 31a-18A
Transfer of Supervision of Children on Special Juvenile Probation to Adult Probation Services upon Attaining Age of Majority
(a) Not later than thirty days prior to the attainment of eighteen years
of age by the child sentenced to a period of special juvenile probation
pursuant to General Statutes § 46b-133d, the judicial authority, upon
its own motion or upon the motion of any party, shall hold a hearing at
which the court shall review the child's compliance with the conditions
of probation, modify said conditions as deemed appropriate, and order
the supervision of probation transferred to Adult Probation Services
upon the child attaining eighteen years of age.
(b) The court shall also: (1) advise the child that a violation of the
conditions of probation or a subsequent crime that occurs after the
child has attained eighteen years of age shall be handled by the adult
criminal docket of the Superior Court having criminal jurisdiction in
and for the geographical area in which the child resides; and (2) enter
an order authorizing the transfer of any juvenile records necessary to
ensure the continuity of services and proper supervision of the child
to Adult Probation Services.
History
Amended effective 2026-06-23 by the Connecticut Law Journal notice adopted 2026-06-11. COMMENTARY: The rule adopts procedures applicable to transfers of supervision of juveniles sentenced to a period of special juvenile probation pursuant to General Statutes § 46b-133d for continued supervision by Adult Probation Services once the juvenile attains eighteen years of age.
Provenance
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- jud.ct.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-15
- Edition
- 2026-09-15
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