Connecticut Administrative Code Title 6 - Counties and County Officers. Judicial and State Marshals
Connecticut Administrative Code — Title 6
Counties and County Officers: Judicial and State Marshals
Overview:
Title 6 contains the administrative rules and regulations governing the operation of counties in Connecticut, the responsibilities of county officers, and the functions of judicial officers and state marshals. These rules implement state statutes to ensure that county government and judicial support services operate effectively, safely, and in accordance with the law.
Scope of Title 6
1. County Government
Establishes rules for the administration and organization of counties in Connecticut.
Defines the roles and duties of county officials, such as sheriffs (historically) and other elected or appointed officers.
Sets standards for county finances, recordkeeping, and reporting obligations.
Coordinates interactions between county government and state agencies.
2. County Officers
Regulates the responsibilities of county officers, including:
Elected officials managing county property and finances
Deputies and staff performing administrative duties
Establishes procedures for accountability, supervision, and oversight of county officers.
Provides guidance for administrative tasks such as issuing permits, licenses, and official documentation.
3. Judicial Officers
Governs officers of the judicial branch, including clerks, bailiffs, and other court personnel.
Sets standards for the performance of official duties in courts.
Ensures compliance with state laws regarding court administration and records management.
Provides rules for reporting, professional conduct, and conflict-of-interest policies.
4. State Marshals
Regulates the duties and conduct of state marshals in Connecticut.
Defines responsibilities such as:
Serving legal process (summons, subpoenas, writs, and notices)
Executing court orders, judgments, and evictions
Maintaining records of service and fees collected
Sets licensing, training, and professional standards for state marshals.
Establishes rules for complaints, disciplinary procedures, and oversight by supervising authorities.
General Functions of Title 6 Rules
Implement state statutes regarding counties, officers, and judicial administration.
Ensure professional conduct and accountability for officers and marshals.
Standardize administrative procedures across counties and the judicial system.
Protect public access to justice by providing clear procedures for serving legal process and performing official duties.
Provide enforcement mechanisms for misconduct or violations of administrative rules.
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