Connecticut § 51-352b - (Formerly Sec. 54-28). Jurisdiction of crimes committed on water.
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§ 51-352b. (Formerly Sec. 54-28). Jurisdiction of crimes committed on water.
Sec. 51-352b. (Formerly Sec. 54-28). Jurisdiction of crimes committed on water. All offenses committed on any waters adjacent to a town, but not wholly within it, shall be deemed, for the purpose of determining the jurisdiction of courts, to be committed in such town.
(1949 Rev., S. 8744.)
History: Sec. 54-28 transferred to Sec. 51-352b in 1981.
Source: official Connecticut text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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