Conn. Practice Book § 43-9

The presentence investigation and alternate

incarceration assessment reports shall not be

public records and shall not be accessible to

the public. They shall be available initially to the

parties designated in Section 43-7 for use in the

sentencing hearing and in any subsequent pro -

ceedings wherein the same conviction may be

involved, and they shall be available at all times

to the following:

(1) The Office of Adult Probation;

(2) The correctional or mental health institution

to which the defendant is committed or may be

committed;

(3) The Board of Pardons and Paroles;

(4) The sentence review division of the Superior Court;

(5) The Judicial Review Council;

(6) Any court of proper jurisdiction where it is

relevant to any proceeding before such court.

Such court may also order that the report be made

available to counsel for the parties for the purpose

of such proceeding;

(7) Counsel for the defendant and the prosecuting authority during negotiations relating to other

offenses pending against the defendant or subsequently charged against the defendant;

(8) Counsel for the defendant in a sentence

review hearing or habeas corpus proceeding upon

counsel’s request to the Department of Adult Probation;

(9) Counsel for the defendant and the prosecuting authority in connection with extradition pro -

ceedings; and

(10) Any other person or agency specified by

statute. The prosecuting authority and counsel for

the defendant shall retain a copy of the presen -

tence investigation and alternate incarceration

reports and may use the same in connection with

any matter pertaining to actions by the entities

defined in paragraphs (1) through (9) of this section, or for any other purpose for which permission

is first obtained from any judicial authority. In all

other respects, both the prosecuting authority

and counsel for the defendant shall maintain the

confidentiality of the information contained in the

records. A defendant may obtain a copy of the

presentence and alternate incarceration reports

under proper application to a judicial authority in

the judicial district in which sentence was imposed.