• Table on Penalties

Connecticut Judicial Branch Law Libraries - NewsLog:

• Statutory Definition of Felony, Misdemeanor, Offense, and Infraction

Legislative Reports from the Connecticut Office of Legislative Research: 

• Sexual Offender Registration Requirements and Housing Restrictions - 2020-R-0337

• Criminal Laws on Encouraging Suicide - 2020-R-0197

• Connecticut Penal Code-Updated And Revised - 2020-R-0091

• Sexual Assault Statute of Limitations - 2020-R-0007

• Automatic Transfer of Juveniles From Juvenile to Criminal Court - 2019-R-0242

• Statute of Limitations for Prosecutions - 2019-R-0210

• DNA Sampling and Analysis - 2018-R-0214

• Connecticut Hate Crime Laws - 2017-R-0196

• Legislative Changes to Sex Offender Registration Laws, 2008-2017 - 2017-R-0197

• Crimes with Manadatory Minimum Prison Sentences - Updated and Revised - 2017-R-0134

• OLR Backgrounder: Inmate Sentence Reduction Methods - 2017-R-0054

• Criminal Convictions and Judicial Deportation - 2016-R-0331

• Serious Juvenile Offenses - 2016-R-0283

• Legislative Changes to Accelerated Rehabilitation Eligibility, 2005-2016 - 2016-R-0286

• Crimes Requiring Sex Offender Registration - 2016-R-0098

• Youthful Offenders - 2016-R-0067

• Criminal Pretrial Diversionary Programs - 2016-R-0020

• Penalties for Causing a Fatality When Texting While Driving - 2015-R-0280

• Misdemeanors Increased to Felonies - 2015-R-0306

• OLR Backgrounder: Drug Possession, Sale, and Paraphernalia Penalties - 2015-R-0219

• OLR Backgrounder: Drug Possession, Sale, and Paraphernalia Penalties - 2013-R-0342

• Unclassified Felonies - 2012-R-0358

• OLR Backgrounder: Statutes with Criminal Penalties - 2012-R-0062

• Death Penalty Bills Debated Since 1973 - 2010-R-0498

• Sentencing Statistics for 2nd Degree Manslaughter with a Motor Vehicle - 2010-R-0408

• Crimes and their Maximum Penalties - 2006-R-0749

• Criminal Offenses - 2006-R-0033 

• Prisoners Sentenced for Capital Felonies - 2005-R-0258

• Consequences of a Felony Conviction - 2000-R-0032

Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles:

• Connecticut's Drunk Driving Law Operating Under the Influence (OUI)