Chapter 78 - Judicial and State Marshals

Chapter 78 - Judicial and State Marshals

Section 6-29 - Ineligibility for office.
Section 6-30 - Bond.
Section 6-30a - Personal liability insurance. Indemnification of state marshal for injury occurring while transporting person in custody in a private motor vehicle.
Section 6-31 - Authority.
Section 6-32 - Duties. Cost of serving a civil protection order.
Section 6-32a and 6-32b - Prisoner transportation and courthouse security system; Sheriffs' Advisory Board established. Powers and duties of Sheriffs' Advisory Board.
Section 6-32c - Court security officer. Definition. Appointment. Training. Duties. Discharge.
Section 6-32d - Responsibility for transportation and custody of prisoners. Lafayette Street courthouse. Judicial marshals: Employment standards.
Section 6-32e - Employment of criminal offenders, excepted.
Section 6-32f - Courthouse security. Judicial marshals: Employment standards.
Section 6-32g - Criminal record background investigation of applicants for employment as judicial marshal after December 1, 2000.
Section 6-32h - Employment of staff for transferred functions of county sheriff system by Chief Court Administrator.
Section 6-33 and 6-33a - Salaries. Reimbursement to state for use of motor vehicle owned or leased by state, when.
Section 6-34 - Suppressing mobs. Taxation of expenses.
Section 6-35 - Failure to pay money collected within required time.
Section 6-36 - Removal from office by General Assembly.
Section 6-37 and 6-37a - Deputies; chief deputy. Reference manual for deputy sheriffs.
Section 6-38 - Number of state marshals.
Section 6-38a - State marshal. Authority to provide legal execution and service of process.
Section 6-38b - State Marshal Commission. Members. Regulations, policies and procedure. Duties. Appointment of state marshal commission to fill vacancy. Rules.
Section 6-38c - State Marshals Advisory Board. Members. Election.
Section 6-38d - Illegal billing by state marshal.
Section 6-38e - Review and audit of records and accounts of state marshals by State Marshal Commission.
Section 6-38f - State Marshal Commission to appoint state marshals. Evidence of service as a deputy sheriff. Appeal. Notification by deputy sheriffs re desire to be appointed state marshal. Notification of decisions to State Marshal Commission.
Section 6-38g - Notification of Chief Court Administrator by high sheriff of desire to be appointed as state marshal.
Section 6-38h - Political contribution to appointing authority for State Marshal Commission affects eligibility for appointment as state marshal.
Section 6-38i - Special deputy sheriffs and deputy sheriffs serving on December 1, 2000, to continue as judicial marshals and employees of Judicial Department. Collective bargaining unit.
Section 6-38j - Appointment or removal of deputy sheriff or special deputy sheriff on or after December 1, 2000.
Section 6-38k - Cooperation by high sheriffs with Chief Court Administrator for efficient operation and transition of functions.
Section 6-38l - Acts prohibited with respect to high sheriffs in the solicitation of contribution or expenditure, committees and referenda.
Section 6-38m - Annual fee to State Marshal Commission.
Section 6-38n - Application by high sheriff for appointment as state marshal.
Section 6-39 - Bond of state marshal.
Section 6-39a - Fee charged by private entity for performing state marshal's statutory duties prohibited.
Section 6-40 and 6-41 - Chief deputies' salaries. Compensation of: Constables for court attendance; deputy sheriffs and special deputy sheriffs for court attendance or services at overnight jail facility.
Section 6-42 - Accident insurance coverage for deputy sheriffs.
Section 6-43 - Special deputies.
Section 6-44 to 6-46 - Appointment of special deputies upon application. Appointment and removal of deputies. Sheriff may recover on bond of deputy; not to demand fee from deputy.
Section 6-47 - Removal of deputy sheriff by commissioners.
Section 6-48 - Deputies to continue in office.
Section 6-49 - Transferred
Section 6-49a - Transferred

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