Department of Motor
Vehicles:
OLR
Research Reports - Office of Legislative Research:
Judicial Branch Statistics:
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Connecticut General
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Selected Statutes:
Chapter 246.
Motor Vehicles
Chapter
248. Vehicle Highway Use
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Sec.
14-227a. Operation while under the influence of liquor or drug or
while having an elevated blood alcohol content. (2022
Supplement).
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Sec. 14-227b. Implied consent to test operator's blood, breath or
urine. Testing procedures. License suspension. Hearing. (2022
Supplement).
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Sec. 14-227e. Community service for persons convicted of operation
while under the influence of liquor or drug.
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Sec. 14-227g. Operation by person under twenty-one years of age while
blood alcohol content exceeds two-hundredths of one per cent.
Procedures. Penalties.
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Sec. 14-227h. Impoundment of motor vehicle operated by certain
persons arrested for operating while under the influence of liquor or
drug.
Chapter
952. Penal Code: Offenses
Selected Regulations:
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McCoy v. Commissioner of Public Safety, 300 Conn. 144 (2011)
We conclude that a breach of Sec. 14-227a does not fall within the motor
vehicle violation exception to the definition of a criminal "offense"
pursuant to General Statutes Sec. 53a-24 (a) and, therefore, a second
conviction under Sec. 14-227a within a ten year period is a felony because it
carries with it a term of imprisonment of up to two years.
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State v. Haight.
279 Conn. 546 (2006)
What constitutes
operating a motor vehicle?
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Tarro v. Commissioner of Motor Vehicles,
279 Conn. 280 (2006)
Officer
had a reasonable suspicion to stop a speeder.
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State v. Milotte,
95 Conn. App. 616 (2006) Police officer lacked a reasonable and articulable suspicion of criminal
activity to justify a warrantless investigatory stop of defendant's vehicle
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