Connecticut § 18-98g - General offender sentencing information made publically available.
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§ 18-98g. General offender sentencing information made publically available.
Sec. 18-98g. General offender sentencing information made publically available. The Department of Correction shall make publically available general offender sentencing information. Such information shall include: (1) The inmate release mechanisms under the authority of the department; (2) information on presentence confinement credit and application pursuant to section 18-98d; (3) information on the eligibility and application of risk reduction credits earned pursuant to section 18-98e; (4) the standards for eligibility for parole; (5) the state-wide automated victim information and notification system established under section 54-235; and (6) any other information the Commissioner of Correction deems pertinent.
(P.A. 17-217, S. 3.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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