Connecticut Code — 27
Browse 314 sections in division 27 of the Connecticut code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 27-1. Persons subject to military duty.
- § 27-2. Classes of militia.
- § 27-2a. Militia and National Guard deemed law enforcement agencies for certain purposes.
- § 27-3. National Guard; naval militia. Equipment. Location.
- § 27-4. Inactive National Guard.
- § 27-5. Naval militia.
- § 27-6. Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Foot Guards.
- § 27-6a. Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Foot Guards.
- § 27-7. Organization of first and second companies of Governor's Horse Guards.
- § 27-8. Governor's Guards to be organized militia.
- § 27-9. Connecticut State Guard.
- § 27-10. Active service of the Connecticut State Guard: Officers.
- § 27-11. Inactive service. Discharge.
- § 27-12. Strength of military forces.
- § 27-13. Recognition and regulation of units of unorganized militia.
- § 27-14. Governor to be commander-in-chief.
- § 27-15. Governor's military staff.
- § 27-16. Authority of Governor. Service outside state.
- § 27-17. Armed forces may be called in case of riot.
- § 27-18. Calling out troops without Governor's order.
- § 27-19. Military Department. Adjutant General. Appointment and qualifications.
- § 27-19a. Military Department to be within Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection for administrative purposes only.
- § 27-19b. Military Department state morale, welfare and recreation account. Annual Report to Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management.
- § 27-19c. Chargeable transient quarters and billeting account.
- § 27-19d. Governor's Guards account.
- § 27-19e. Governor's Guards horse account.
- § 27-20. Duties of Adjutant General.
- § 27-21. Supply of arms and equipment.
- § 27-22. Coordination of military and naval services.
- § 27-23. Exercise of powers relating to naval militia.
- § 27-24. Assistant adjutants general for Connecticut Army National Guard and Air National Guard. Designation of administrative assistant and deputy to Adjutant General and deputy chief of staff to Governor.
- § 27-25. Property and procurement officer.
- § 27-26. Commander of naval militia.
- § 27-27. Commander's staff.
- § 27-28. Surgeon General.
- § 27-29. Post surgeons.
- § 27-30. United States property and disbursing officer.
- § 27-31. Employees.
- § 27-32. Audit of office and accounts.
- § 27-33. Leave from employment to attend drills, parades and encampments.
- § 27-33a. Leave from employment to perform military duty.
- § 27-34. National Guard. Contingency provisions in event of federal withdrawal.
- § 27-34a. National Guard. Federal protections. Right to terminate certain contracts if ordered into active state service.
- § 27-35. Use of rifle ranges on Sunday.
- § 27-36. Use of rifle ranges by civilian organizations.
- § 27-37. Interstate compacts for mutual military aid.
- § 27-38. Form of compact.
- § 27-38f. New England Disaster Training Center activity account.
- § 27-39. Use, maintenance, security and leasing of military facilities and other military property. Military facilities account. Report.
- § 27-39a. Camp Nett at Niantic and Camp Hartell named.
- § 27-40. Space in armories for use of naval militia.
- § 27-41. Accountability for military property.
- § 27-42. Loss and misuse of military property.
- § 27-43. Injury and destruction of military property.
- § 27-44. Improper receipt of military property.
- § 27-45. Purchase and construction of armories.
- § 27-46. Federal grants for armories and military facilities.
- § 27-46a. Use of proceeds from sale of armories.
- § 27-46b. Transfer of proceeds from sale of armories.
- § 27-47. Allowance for uniforms and equipment.
- § 27-48. Payment for uniforms of National Guard and naval militia officers inducted into United States services.
- § 27-49. Appointment of commissioned officers.
- § 27-50. Rank of members of naval militia.
- § 27-51. Staff officers: Military training required; term of service.
- § 27-52. Discharge of commissioned officers.
- § 27-53. Retirement of members. Retirement promotions.
- § 27-54. Status of retired members.
- § 27-55. Period of enlistment and qualifications.
- § 27-56. Enlistment in the Governor's Guards.
- § 27-57. Discharge of enlisted persons.
- § 27-58. Dismissal of members of Governor's Guards.
- § 27-59. Discrimination prohibited.
- § 27-60. Limited liability and immunity from arrest.
- § 27-61. Definitions. Pay and allowances.
- § 27-61a. Additional pay for active service on or after September 11, 2001.
- § 27-62. Allowance to officers of military units for office and clerical expenses.
- § 27-63. Allowance to officers of organized militia for custody of property.
- § 27-64. Armories.
- § 27-65. Aid or compensation for military or naval organizations.
- § 27-66. Appropriations for special services of the militia.
- § 27-67. Compensation under Workers' Compensation Act.
- § 27-67a. Disability incident to state service prior to June 6, 1977.
- § 27-68. Payments for injuries.
- § 27-70. Reimbursement for damages caused by armed forces personnel.
- § 27-71. Long service medals.
- § 27-72. Medal of valor.
- § 27-73. Medal of merit.
- § 27-73a. Emergency service awards.
- § 27-73b. Outstanding unit awards.
- § 27-73c. Selected reserve force awards.
- § 27-73d. Service ribbons for military operations after September 11, 2001.
- § 27-73e. Ribbons and medals for veterans who served in time of war and honorably discharged armed forces reservists who served during period of war. Regulations.
- § 27-73f. Achievement ribbons.
- § 27-73g. Medal of achievement.
- § 27-73h. Military recruitment ribbon.
- § 27-73i. Civilian medal of merit.
- § 27-73j. Ribbons and medals for members of the Hmong Laotian special guerilla units.
- § 27-73k. Military funeral honors ribbon.
- § 27-74. Service emblem of State Guard.
- § 27-75. Memorials to veterans and military service.
- § 27-76. Honor guard detail at funeral of veteran of United States armed forces or National Guard.
- § 27-77. Disposition of battle flags.
- § 27-78. Standards of State Guard.
- § 27-79. organizational structure and composition. Regulations, bylaws, circulars and orders.
- § 27-80. “Dependent” and “separation allowance” defined.
- § 27-81. Separation allowance provided.
- § 27-82. Commissioner of Veterans Affairs to administer separation allowances.
- § 27-83. Amount of separation allowances.
- § 27-84. List of dependents to be filed.
- § 27-85. When allowances are not to be paid.
- § 27-86. Funds to pay allowances; State Treasurer authorized to borrow.
- § 27-100a. Military Relief Fund. Regulations. Annual report.
- § 27-100b. Volunteer service program. Report.
- § 27-100c. Contact list for service members and veterans.
- § 27-100d. Toll-free telephone number for referrals for benefits and services.
- § 27-100e. Therapy support groups.
- § 27-100f. Internet informational page listing benefits, services or programs. Internet publication of content dedicated to matters of concern for women veterans. List of qualified veterans' charitable organizations.
- § 27-100g. Connecticut women veterans' program.
- § 27-101. Definition.
- § 27-102. Constitution, rules, bylaws and roster of membership to be filed with secretary. Penalty.
- § 27-102l. l . Department of Veterans Affairs. Veterans Residential Services facility. Office of Advocacy and Assistance. Powers and duties. Regulations.
- § 27-102m. Commissioner to investigate complaints re conduct or treatment of veterans or family members.
- § 27-102n. Board of Trustees for the Department of Veterans Affairs. Members. Duties. Annual report.
- § 27-102o. Department authorized to receive and expend funds for Women in Military Service for America Memorial.
- § 27-102p. Annual report of veterans' benefits.
- § 27-102q. Benefits for veterans discharged on basis of sexual orientation.
- § 27-102r. Housing for homeless or housing insecure veterans.
- § 27-103. Definitions. Qualifying Review Board. Discharge based on veteran's sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. Application, review, recommendation, reconsideration and appeal.
- § 27-106. Duties of commissioner re Veterans Residential Services facility and Healthcare Center. Expenditures from institutional general welfare fund. November eleventh exercises.
- § 27-106a. Facility licensure applications by Commissioner of Veterans Affairs. Exemptions.
- § 27-107. State police duty. Regulation of traffic upon grounds of Department of Veterans Affairs.
- § 27-108. Admission to Veterans Residential Services facility or Healthcare Center. Discharge. Transfer. Payment.
- § 27-109. Hospital care.
- § 27-109a. Veterans' health registry. Disclosure of registry information.
- § 27-110. Commitment of mentally ill veterans. Transfer to federal agency.
- § 27-115a. Appropriation.
- § 27-115b. Eligible family members to participate in programs administered by department.
- § 27-116. Weekly allowances to widows of veterans of Civil War or Spanish-American War.
- § 27-117. Disclosure of property of applicant.
- § 27-118. Funeral expenses.
- § 27-119. Veterans' headstones, services to be provided by state.
- § 27-119a. Markers for graves of colonial and Revolutionary War veterans.
- § 27-120. Memorials for veterans buried abroad or missing.
- § 27-121. Municipal memorials for deceased and missing veterans.
- § 27-122. Plot in Evergreen Cemetery in New Haven.
- § 27-122a. Establishment of veterans' cemetery.
- § 27-122b. Eligibility for burial in veterans' cemetery. Consecrated area designation.
- § 27-123. Graves of soldiers and sailors.
- § 27-124. Celebrations and memorials.
- § 27-124a. Veterans and Military Tourism Trail.
- § 27-125. Temporary assistance.
- § 27-126. Aid restricted.
- § 27-127. Veterans' Relief Fund.
- § 27-128. Transfer of moneys between Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Fund and appropriations to Department of Veterans Affairs.
- § 27-129. Conservator for incompetent veteran.
- § 27-130. Acquisition of property by veterans' organizations.
- § 27-131. Preservation of Spanish War records.
- § 27-134. Copies of statutes for veterans' organizations.
- § 27-135. Assistance provided by municipalities re veterans services and benefits.
- § 27-136. Powers of attorney granted by persons in armed forces.
- § 27-137. Acknowledgments by persons serving in armed forces and spouses.
- § 27-138. Custody and administration of the Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Fund. Annual disbursement to American Legion. Use of funds. Treatment of gifts, bequests and donations.
- § 27-138a. Availability of regulations of fund, bylaws of American Legion and applications for aid from fund.
- § 27-138b. Hearing on denial of aid.
- § 27-138c. Appeal.
- § 27-138d. Expenses incurred in connection with premises used by fund administrator.
- § 27-138e. Annual independent audit of fund expenditures. Audit report.
- § 27-138f. Transfer of furnishings, equipment and supplies to American Legion. Retention of documents.
- § 27-138g. Use of office space in state-owned or state-leased buildings by American Legion. Payment of rental or lease.
- § 27-138h. Disclosure of certain fund records under Freedom of Information Act. Access to records by Treasurer. Exceptions.
- § 27-139. Increase of fund.
- § 27-140. Expenditure.
- § 27-140n. Payment of World War II and Korean veterans' bonuses.
- § 27-140z. Sec
- § 27-140aa. Definitions.
- § 27-140bb. Commission: Establishment; membership; termination.
- § 27-140cc. Duties of commission. Reports.
- § 27-140dd. Duties of department.
- § 27-140ee. Report concerning veteran who may have been exposed to Vietnam herbicides. Disclosure of information.
- § 27-140ii. Assistance to members of the Connecticut National Guard and veterans to obtain federal treatment services for depleted uranium exposure. Report re adequacy of training and feasibility of predeployment training.
- § 27-141. Definitions.
- § 27-142. Applicability of chapter.
- § 27-143. Dismissal of commissioned officer.
- § 27-144. Applicability of code in and out of state.
- § 27-145. Judge advocates and legal officers.
- § 27-146. Apprehension of offenders. Quelling of disturbances.
- § 27-147. Apprehension of deserters by civil officers.
- § 27-148. Arrest or confinement of enlisted personnel and officers.
- § 27-149. Restraint of persons charged with offenses.
- § 27-150. Place of confinement.
- § 27-151. Duty of community correctional center, jail and prison officers.
- § 27-152. Punishment prohibited before trial.
- § 27-153. Trial by civil authority.
- § 27-154. Nonjudicial disciplinary punishments for minor offenses.
- § 27-155. Kinds of courts-martial.
- § 27-156. Jurisdiction of forces.
- § 27-157. Jurisdiction of general courts-martial.
- § 27-158. Jurisdiction of special courts-martial.
- § 27-159. Jurisdiction of summary courts-martial.
- § 27-160. Approval of Governor prerequisite to execution of dismissal or dishonorable discharge sentence.
- § 27-161. Court-martial to have complete record of procedures and testimony.
- § 27-162. Sentence of confinement in lieu of fine.
- § 27-163. Convening of general courts-martial by Governor.
- § 27-164. Commanding officer may convene special courts-martial.
- § 27-165. Commanding officer may convene summary courts-martial.
- § 27-166. Who may serve on courts-martial.
- § 27-167. Military judge of general or special court-martial.
- § 27-168. Trial and defense counsel.
- § 27-169. Court reporters. Interpreters.
- § 27-170. Absent and additional members.
- § 27-171. Preferring of charges.
- § 27-172. Protection against self-incrimination.
- § 27-173. Preliminary investigation. Rights of accused.
- § 27-174. Charges and investigation papers forwarded to Governor.
- § 27-175. Advice of staff judge advocate and reference for trial. Corrections in charges and specifications.
- § 27-176. Service of charges on accused. Time for trial.
- § 27-177. Mittimus for confinement on failure to appear for trial. Bail. Confinement pending trial.
- § 27-178. Procedure. Rules of evidence.
- § 27-179. Censure of court or member, coercion prohibited.
- § 27-180. Court-martial. Prosecution. Trial counsel. Defense counsel. Assistant counsel.
- § 27-181. Sessions.
- § 27-182. Continuance.
- § 27-183. Challenges.
- § 27-184. Oaths.
- § 27-185. Statute of limitations.
- § 27-186. Second trial for same offense prohibited.
- § 27-187. Pleading by accused.
- § 27-188. Obtaining of witnesses and evidence.
- § 27-189. Refusal of witness to appear. Witness fees.
- § 27-190. Contempt.
- § 27-191. Depositions.
- § 27-192. Sworn testimony in record of court of inquiry admissible, when.
- § 27-193. Voting by members of court-martial. Rulings on questions. Determinations by military judge.
- § 27-194. Two-thirds vote required for conviction and sentence. Majority vote for other questions. Tie vote.
- § 27-195. Announcement of findings and sentence.
- § 27-196. Record of proceedings. Authentication. Copy to accused.
- § 27-197. Cruel punishments prohibited.
- § 27-198. Governor to prescribe table of maximum punishments.
- § 27-199. Forfeiture of pay and allowances. Running of period of confinement.
- § 27-200. Place of confinement. Hard labor.
- § 27-201. Authority of convening authority over execution of sentence.
- § 27-202. Record forwarded to convening authority. Action thereon.
- § 27-203. Record of general court-martial referred to staff judge advocate.
- § 27-204. Return of record to court for reconsideration or correction of error.
- § 27-205. Convening authority may order rehearing.
- § 27-206. Approval by convening authority.
- § 27-207. Review by Governor or Judge Advocate.
- § 27-208. Effect of error of law. Approval of guilty finding may be limited to lesser offense.
- § 27-209. Rights of accused before reviewing authority.
- § 27-210. Vacation of suspension of sentence.
- § 27-211. Petition for new trial.
- § 27-212. Remission or suspension of unexecuted part of sentence. Substitution of administrative discharge for court-martial discharge.
- § 27-213. Restoration of rights and property after sentence set aside or disapproved. Different form of discharge after new trial. Reappointment of officer after new trial.
- § 27-214. Finality and binding effect of actions.
- § 27-215. No trial for offense not committed on duty.
- § 27-216. Principal defined.
- § 27-217. Accessory after the fact.
- § 27-218. Finding of guilty of offense included in charge or of attempt to commit offense charged or included in charge.
- § 27-219. Attempt to commit an offense.
- § 27-220. Conspiracy.
- § 27-221. Solicitation to desertion, mutiny, misbehavior or sedition.
- § 27-222. Procuring of enlistment or separation by false representations or concealment.
- § 27-223. Effecting of enlistment, appointment or separation of ineligible person.
- § 27-224. Desertion.
- § 27-225. Absence without leave.
- § 27-226. Missing movement.
- § 27-227. Contempt towards President or Governor.
- § 27-228. Disrespect towards superior officer.
- § 27-229. Assaulting or disobeying command of superior officer.
- § 27-230. Offenses against warrant officer, noncommissioned officer or petty officer.
- § 27-231. Failure to obey orders or regulations.
- § 27-232. Cruelty, oppression or maltreatment of subordinate.
- § 27-233. Mutiny. Sedition.
- § 27-234. Resisting or breaking arrest. Escape.
- § 27-235. Illegal release of prisoner. Aiding escape.
- § 27-236. Illegal arrest or confinement of another.
- § 27-237. Unnecessary delay in disposition of case. Failure to observe trial provisions.
- § 27-238. Misbehavior in presence of enemy.
- § 27-239. Compelling surrender or abandonment to enemy.
- § 27-240. Disclosure of parole or countersign.
- § 27-241. Forcing of safeguard.
- § 27-242. Illegal disposition of captured property. Looting.
- § 27-243. Aiding enemy.
- § 27-244. Improper acts as prisoner of war.
- § 27-245. False official statements.
- § 27-246. Misuse of military property.
- § 27-247. Misuse of government property other than military.
- § 27-248. Wrongful hazard of military vessel.
- § 27-249. Drunken or reckless operation of vehicle.
- § 27-250. Drinking or sleeping on duty; leaving post before relieved.
- § 27-251. Dueling.
- § 27-252. Malingering; intentional self-injury.
- § 27-253. Riot. Breach of peace.
- § 27-254. Use of provocative or reproachful words or gestures towards another.
- § 27-255. Attempt to harm another.
- § 27-256. Perjury.
- § 27-257. Fraudulent claims. False oath. Forgery. Fraud.
- § 27-258. Larceny; wrongful appropriation.
- § 27-259. Conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
- § 27-260. Crimes excepted from court-martial jurisdiction.