(a) Not later than October 1, 2017, and annually thereafter, the Office of the Chief State's Attorney and each municipal chief of police shall report to the Trafficking in Persons Council, established pursuant to section 46a-170, on: (1) All participation in federal, state-wide or regional anti-human trafficking efforts, (2) the number of referrals received relating to allegations of human trafficking, (3) the criteria used when deciding whether to investigate allegations of human trafficking or initiate criminal proceedings related to human trafficking, (4) the coordination of efforts between the Office of the Chief State's Attorney and municipal police departments concerning human trafficking cases, (5) the nature of annual training provided by each state's attorney and municipal police department concerning human trafficking, (6) any obstacles to investigating human trafficking, (7) the number of investigations involving missing children, (8) the number of referrals received from the Department of Children and Families relating to human trafficking, and (9) the number of human trafficking cases referred for prosecution.
(b) In addition, the Office of the Chief State's Attorney shall include with such report (1) the number of human trafficking cases that resulted in convictions, and (2) the final disposition of all human trafficking cases, including those cases that were appealed. Data and information provided pursuant to this section shall be for the twelve-month period preceding the date of the report.
(P.A. 16-71, S. 2; P.A. 17-129, S. 1.)
History: P.A. 16-71 effective June 1, 2016; P.A. 17-129 amended Subsec. (a) to replace “2016” with “2017”, replace “each state's attorney” with “the Office of the Chief State's Attorney”, delete reference to Sec. 11-4a, replace reference to judiciary and children committees with reference to Trafficking in Persons Council, and replace “referrals made” with “referrals received” in Subdiv. (2), and made technical and conforming changes.
Structure Connecticut General Statutes
Chapter 886 - Division of Criminal Justice
Section 51-275. - Definitions.
Section 51-275a. - Criminal Justice Commission established. Meetings.
Section 51-276. - Division established.
Section 51-277d. - Complaint re failure to prosecute in death case. Response.
Section 51-278a. - Qualifications of prosecutorial officials. Full-time duties.
Section 51-278b. - Reprimand, suspension or removal of prosecutorial officials. Procedure.
Section 51-278c. - Term of office of Chief State's Attorney incumbent on June 3, 1985.
Section 51-279. - Duties of Chief State's Attorney. Budget.
Section 51-279a. - Division of Criminal Justice Advisory Board. Members. Duties.
Section 51-279c. - Training program for prosecuting attorneys.
Section 51-279d. - Hate Crimes Advisory Committee.
Section 51-279f. - State-Wide Hate Crimes Advisory Council.
Section 51-280. - Performance rating of state's attorneys.
Section 51-281. - Jurisdiction of prosecutorial officials.
Section 51-285. - Special prosecutors, special inspectors and special federal prosecutors.
Section 51-285a. - Prosecutorial officials handling juvenile matters.
Section 51-286. - Chief inspectors. Inspectors. Assistance of state and local police.
Section 51-286a. (Formerly Sec. 51-164a). - Duties and powers of prosecutorial officials.
Section 51-286b. - Duties re housing matters.
Section 51-286c. (Formerly Sec. 54-76). - Employment of detectives for special investigation.
Section 51-286d. - Notification to families of certain victims of court proceedings.
Section 51-286e. - Notification of victims re judicial proceedings.
Section 51-286h. - Reports re human trafficking.
Section 51-286j. - Collection of disaggregated, case level prosecutorial data.
Section 51-286k. - Tracking and reporting of use of testimony by jailhouse witnesses.
Section 51-286l. - Training program on a uniform process for seeking juvenile detention orders.
Section 51-288. (Formerly Sec. 51-175b). - Pension for widow of state's attorney.