Connecticut State’s Attorney is the official prosecutorial authority for the State of Connecticut, operating through 13 judicial districts to serve communities statewide. As the chief prosecutors for their respective districts, these offices are responsible for the prosecution of all criminal offenses, ensuring justice and public safety across Connecticut.
The State’s Attorneys employ a structured, district-based approach to criminal prosecution, with each office handling cases within its designated geographic area. They work closely with law enforcement agencies and specialized units to address a wide range of criminal activities, from local offenses to complex statewide cases. Their target clientele includes the state and its residents, representing the public interest in criminal proceedings.
Services Offered
- Prosecution of all criminal offenses
- Prosecution of motor vehicle offenses
- Appellate prosecution
- Civil litigation
- Cold case investigations
- Conviction integrity review
- Criminal housing matters prosecution
- Medicaid fraud control
- Statewide prosecution
- Witness protection program administration
- Workers’ compensation fraud control
- Traffic stop complaint processing
- Use of force reporting
- Rewards for unsolved crimes program management
- Sexual assault evidence collection oversight
- Criminal records management
- Juvenile court prosecution
The offices serve all 13 judicial districts of Connecticut, covering every municipality in the state. Specialized units such as the Cold Case Investigations Unit, Conviction Integrity Unit, and Medicaid Fraud Control Unit enhance their capacity to address complex and persistent criminal issues, reinforcing their commitment to comprehensive public protection.
