In re Martha

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REVERSES OTHER CASE

• In re Jeffrey C.

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• Connecticut - In re Ebony H.
• Connecticut - State v. Albin
• Connecticut - In re Samantha C.
• Connecticut - Brockett v. Jensen
• Connecticut - State v. Tomanelli



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• Connecticut - In re Mariah S.
• Connecticut - Dacey v. Connecticut Bar Ass'n
• Connecticut - In re Stanley D.
• Connecticut - State v. Marshall, 4846
• Connecticut - In re Jeisean M.
• Connecticut - In re Antony B.
• Connecticut - State v. Mortoro
• Connecticut - In re Sheena I.
• Connecticut - In re Eden F.
• Connecticut - In re Jeffrey C.
• Connecticut - In re Amanda A.
• Connecticut - In re Vanna A.
• Connecticut - In re Carissa K.
• Connecticut - In re Sheila J.
• Connecticut - Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. v. Cole
• Connecticut - State v. Zayas
• Connecticut - Carpenter v. Planning and Zoning Commission of Town of Stonington
• Connecticut - In re Daniel C.
• Connecticut - In re Galen F.
• Connecticut - In re Jeffrey C.
• Connecticut - In re Dorrell R.
• Connecticut - In re Antonio M.
• US - Reference Stubs - (Formerly Sec. 51-310). Commitment of child or youth. Petition for neglected, uncared for or abused child or youth. Hearing re temporary custody, order to appear or petition. Review of permanency plan. Cost of care and maintenance of child or youth; reimbursement. Revocation of commitment. Legal guardianships and permanent legal guardianships. Applicability of provisions re placement of child from another state and Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children
• US - Reference Stubs - (Formerly Sec. 51-305). Confidentiality of records of juvenile matters. Exceptions
• US - Reference Stubs - (Formerly Sec. 17-43a). Termination of parental rights of child committed to commissioner. Cooperative postadoption agreements. Placement of child from another state. Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children
• US - Reference Stubs - Conn. Gen. Stat. § 17a-110 (Formerly Sec. 17-39a). Permanency Plans For Children. Contracts With Private Child-Placing Agencies. Funding