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Summarizes the arrests and case outcomes for human trafficking offenses in Connecticut for calendar years 2013 through 2018.

Compiles gun crime statistics in Connecticut's most populous municipalities for the years 2013 to 2017.

Provides statistics on firearms-related arrests for fiscal years 2013 to 2017.

Provides statistics on the disposition of firearms-related offenses for fiscal years 2013 to 2017.

Discusses Connecticut's primary animal cruelty statute (CGS § 53-247) and the outcome of offenses brought under it from 2006 through 2016. Updates OLR research report 2017-R-0049.

Discusses firearm-related offenses for the last five years (2013-2017).

Discusses statistics on registered sex offenders in Connecticut.

Summarizes the number of assaults against police officers in Connecticut, including the case dispositions and criminal penalties. Compares the New England states', New York's, and New Jersey's penalties for such a crime. Updates OLR research report 2009-R-0463.

Discusses Connecticut's primary animal cruelty statute (CGS § 53-247) and the outcome of offenses brought under it from 2006 through 2016. Updates OLR research report 2015-R-0262.

Provides statistics on incarcerated veterans in Connecticut, including the number of inmates who are veterans, percent of veterans living in the state who are incarcerated, average and median sentence length, and types of crimes for which the veterans were sentenced.

Discusses statistics on how the Connecticut prison population has changed over the last five years. Updates OLR research report 2012-R-0080.

Discusses Connecticut's primary animal cruelty statute (CGS § 53-247) and the outcome of offenses brought under it from 2005 through October 26, 2015. 2015. Updates OLR research report 2013-R-0148.

Updates OLR research report 2007-R-0442 (by the same author, under the same title), using data provided by the Judicial Branch to the Office of Fiscal Analysis, to identify 50 firearms-related offenses and compile statistics on these offenses for the last five fiscal years 2008-2012.

Discusses how many people violated state law requiring motorists to maintain automobile insurance (CGS 14-213b and 38a-371) and the dispositions for those offenses.

Discusses the number of people released from Connecticut prisons in recent years.

Updates OLR research report 2007-R-0442 (by the same author, under the same title), using data provided by the Judicial Branch to the Office of Fiscal Analysis, to identify 50 firearms-related offenses and compile statistics on these offenses for the last five fiscal years 2008-2012.

Discusses Connecticut's primary animal cruelty statute (CGS 53-247) and the outcome of offenses brought under it from 2002 to 2012. Updates OLR research report 2011-R-0405.

Discusses how many inmates are incarcerated and serving a sentence after being convicted of committing a class A, B, or C felony with a firearm (CGS 53-202k) and the charges under this statute and their disposition.

Discusses total incarcerated population and each prison facility's population by the inmates' town of residence.

Discusses how the prison population has changed over the last five years. Updates OLR research report 2011-R-0014.

Summarizes Connecticut's primary animal cruelty statute (CGS 53-247) and the outcome of offenses brought under it from 2002 to Nov. 7, 2011.

Discusses the number of murders in Connecticut in the last 20 years and the number of people incarcerated for murder, other than death row inmates.

Discusses data provided by the Dept. of Correction for Mar. 10, 2010 and Jan. 1, 201 by racial and ethnic category.

Discusses the Department of Correction's daily incarcerated population report from Jan. 1, 2007 to Jan. 1, 2011.

Discusses the number of inmates incarcerated in Dept. of Correction (DOC) facilities and how many inmates are incarcerated in each town.

Discusses the town of residence of inmates currently incarcerated.

Discusses the offenses committed by people subject to electronic monitoring by the Dept. of Correction. Updates OLR research report 2010-R-0081.

Discusses how many people are incarcerated for non-violent crimes.

Discusses the number of probationers and parolees subject to electronic monitoring and the crimes they committed.

Discusses the number of police officers employed by the State Police and the towns of Bloomfield, Bridgeport, East Hartford, New Haven, New London, Waterbury, and West Hartford who were assaulted between 2006 and 2008.

Discusses the number of people incarcerated for violating protective or restraining orders.

Discusses the top 10 offenses committed by people in prison and the number of people incarcerated for drug crimes.

Discusses how the prison population has changed since 1980 and 2000. Also discusses how it has changed over the last several years, including the total, sentenced, and unsentenced prison population.

Discusses the number of people sentenced for 2nd degree manslaughter with a motor vehicle (CGS 53a-56b) over the last 10 years and what their prison sentences were.

Discusses accused inmates held on bond, including crimes of which they are accused and the amount of their bonds. Also discusses the racial breakdown of inmates held on bond.

Discusses the number of assaults that have been made on Connecticut police officers, the charges brought against those accused of such assaults, the charges for which they were convicted, and the criminal penalties. Also discusses whether neighboring states have imposed higher penalties for assaulting police officers and what those penalties are.

Discusses the number of people with restraining orders against them in the past five years and how many of these people violated the order by committing a crime against the victim of family violence (i.e, person who obtained the order), including crimes resulting in bodily harm.

Discusses how many class A and B felony cases were transferred from Geographical Area (GA) to Judicial District (JD) courts during the last year. Updates OLR research report 2008-R-0267.

Discusses the number of people incarcerated for driving under the influence (CGS section 14-227a).

Discusses the assault data from quarterly reports the Dept. of Correction (DOC) files with the legislature.

Discusses the number of people sentenced to prison for violating probation and what their underlying crimes are.

Discusses the number of people incarcerated for possession or sale of drugs.

Discusses the prison population by categories.

Discusses the number of inmates age 65 or older and their offenses.

Discusses number of adult probationers by town and for a map displaying the number as a percentage of a town's population.

Discusses the number of arrests and convictions for marijuana possession and sales crimes in Connecticut during the past five years and the cost to the state to incarcerate those convicted. Companion publication to OLR research report 2006-R-0113.

Discusses violent crime rates in Connecticut, other states, and the nation; violent crime rates in states with "three strikes" laws; and crime rates in the U.S. and other countries.

Discusses violent crime statewide and by municipality, quality of life in Connecticut communities with a high violent crime rate compared with communities with a low violent crime rate, quality of life of children who live in stable and supportive families free from abuse and neglect compared with children who do not, and, incidence of abuse and neglect state-wide and in municipalities.

Discusses the current prison population and how it has changed over time.