Connecticut § 18-81mm - Release of inmate self-identified as suffering from opioid use disorder. Information provided.
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§ 18-81mm. Release of inmate self-identified as suffering from opioid use disorder. Information provided.
Sec. 18-81mm. Release of inmate self-identified as suffering from opioid use disorder. Information provided. Not later than forty-five days before the scheduled release of an inmate from the custody of the Commissioner of Correction, including release subject to parole or supervised community setting, the commissioner shall provide each inmate who identifies himself or herself as suffering from opioid use disorder or relapsing into an opioid use disorder, information regarding opioid use disorder treatment options, including information on how to access such options after being released into the community.
(P.A. 19-167, S. 1.)
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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