Conn. Practice Book § 67-11

(a) In the table of authorities, citations to state

cases shall be to the official reporter first, if available, followed by the regional reporter. Citations to

cases from jurisdictions having no official reporter

shall identify the court rendering the decision. Citations to opinions of the United States Supreme

Court shall be to the United States Reports, if

therein; otherwise, such citations shall be to the

Supreme Court Reporter, the Lawyer’s Edition, or

United States Law Week, in that order of preference.

(b) In the argument portion of a brief, citations to

Connecticut cases shall be to the official reporter

only. Citations to other state cases may be to either

the official reporter or the regional reporter. United

States Supreme Court cases should be cited as

they appear in the table of authorities.

(c) If a case is not available in print and is available on an electronic database, such as LEXIS,

Westlaw, or CaseBase, the case shall be cited to

that database. In the table of authorities, citations

to such cases shall include the case name; docket

number; name of the database and, if applicable,

numeric identifiers unique to the database; court

name; and full date of the disposition of the case.

Screen, page or paragraph numbers shall be preceded by an asterisk. In the argument portion of

a brief, such cases shall be cited only by name

and database. If such a case is published in a

print reporter after the filing of the party’s brief, but

prior to the case on appeal being orally argued or

submitted for decision on the record and briefs,

the party who cited the unreported case shall, by

letter, inform the chief clerk of the print citation of

that case.