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§ secs_53-42_to_53-55 — Secs. 53-42 to 53-55. Offenses against public property.

Connecticut·Title 53 Crimes·Ch. 940 Offenses Against Public Property
Sections 53-42 to 53-55, inclusive, are repealed.

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Connecticut § secs_53-42_to_53-55 (Secs. 53-42 to 53-55. Offenses against public property.) — published by Counsel Stack Legal Research, free access to 12M+ legal documents.

Legislative History

(1949 Rev., S. 8380–8393; 1953, S. 3270d; 1955, S. 3272d; 1957, P.A. 163, S. 45; September, 1957, P.A. 11, S. 10; 1959, P.A. 40, S. 1; 437, S. 1; 449, S. 2; 1963, P.A. 56; 400; 589, S. 1, 2; February, 1965, P.A. 188; 448, S. 41, 44; 1967, P.A. 17; 18; 1969, P.A. 256; 452, S. 6, 9; 828, S. 214; 1971, P.A. 871, S. 129; P.A. 74-262, S. 5, 7.)

Nearby Sections

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§ secs_53-11_to_53-19
Secs. 53-11 to 53-19. Homicide or injuries to person punishable by imprisonment for life. Assault with intent to murder. Manslaughter. Maiming with intent to disfigure; robbery with violence; armed robbery. Assault with acid or other burning substance. Aggravated assault. Assault of Correction Department or Parole Board employee. Misconduct of railroad or railway servants or motor vehicle operators. Throwing or shooting at trains, engines, motor units, railroad cars; injury or destruction. Binding, or administering drugs with intent to commit crime.
§ secs_53-135_to_53-142
Secs. 53-135 to 53-142. Unlawful appropriation of electric current. Fraudulent diversion or use of water. Defrauding gas companies or public hospitals. Unauthorized performance of certain compositions. Tapping telegraph or telephone wires. Unlawful sale of railroad tickets. Unlawful gait of animals on bridges.
§ secs_53-142g_to_53-142i
Secs. 53-142g to 53-142i.
§ secs_53-143_to_53-150
Secs. 53-143 to 53-150. Perjury and subornation of perjury. Attempt to influence jurors. Conversation with or by jurors. Bribery: Generally; of witness; of executive or legislative officer. Attempt to improperly influence legislation.
§ secs_53-151_and_53-152
Secs. 53-151 and 53-152.
§ secs_53-154_to_53-163
Secs. 53-154 to 53-163. Failure to appear according to promise or bond. Escape from custody, generally. Conveying of unauthorized items into a correctional institution. Intoxication and possession of intoxicating beverages on property of, or under jurisdiction of, Correction Department. When sentence to take effect.
§ secs_53-165_to_53-168
Secs. 53-165 to 53-168. Resisting, hindering or endangering officer. Aiding escape of mentally ill persons and dipsomaniacs. Breaking lockups. Rioting or inciting to riot at state correctional institution. Possession of weapons by inmates of correctional institutions. False complaint to police; use of police radio information.
§ secs_53-169_to_53-180
Secs. 53-169 to 53-180. Dispersion of riotous assembly. Disturbance of meetings and elections. Refusal to assist public officer. Breach of the peace; intimidation; libel. Indecent or harassing telephone calls. Disorderly conduct. False information concerning bombs. Loitering. Soliciting from occupants of vehicles.
§ secs_53-183_to_53-189
Secs. 53-183 to 53-189. Animals on highway, generally. Transportation of wild animals. Signal lights and exhausts or mufflers on motor boats. Reckless operation of motor boats.
§ secs_53-192_and_53-193
Secs. 53-192 and 53-193. Speed of boats in Wethersfield Cove. Lights on boats on Highland Lake.
§ secs_53-195_to_53-197
Secs. 53-195 to 53-197. Abandonment or obstruction of engines or cars. Hindering street railway company in use of its tracks. Neglect to close gates and bars at railroad crossings; protection at ferry docks.
§ secs_53-1_to_53-8
Secs. 53-1 to 53-8. Offenses against the sovereignty of the state.
§ secs_53-202p_to_53-202v
Secs. 53-202p to 53-202v.
§ secs_53-202y_and_53-202z
Secs. 53-202y and 53-202z.
§ secs_53-207_to_53-209
Secs. 53-207 to 53-209. Carrying of knife or razor with intent to assault. Removal of danger signal. Abuse of public utility employees.
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