Connecticut · Connecticut General Statutes — Title 54, Criminal Procedure
Conn. Gen. Stat. (Title 54) § 54-127b: Petition re parolee or person serving probation who poses a serious threat to public safety
What this law says, in plain English
Law enforcement or prosecutors may petition probation/parole supervisors to seek a warrant against a parolee or probationer deemed a serious public safety threat, citing specific risk factors. Supervisory staff must respond within 48 hours.
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