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Conn. Practice Book § 40-41

Grounds for Protective Order

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In deciding the motion for a protective order the

judicial authority may consider the following:

(1) The timeliness of the motion;

(2) The protection of witnesses and others from

physical harm, threats of harm, bribes, economic

reprisals and other intimidation;

(3) The maintenance of secrecy regarding informants as required for effective investigation of

criminal activity;

(4) The protection of confidential relationships,

privileges and communications recognized by

law; and

(5) Any other relevant considerations.

History

(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 786.)

Provenance

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