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Towns we cover

Grouped by the court that hears their cases. If your town is not here, find it on its court page, which lists every town the court covers.

Middletown Superior Court

  • Chester

    If you were arrested in Chester, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Chester is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop F. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Clinton

    If you were arrested in Clinton, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9), inland rather than at a shoreline court. Clinton has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Cromwell

    If you were arrested in Cromwell, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Cromwell has its own police department, and two major roads run through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Deep River

    If you were arrested in Deep River, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Deep River is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop F. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Durham

    If you were arrested in Durham, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Durham is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop F in Westbrook rather than a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • East Haddam

    If you were arrested in East Haddam, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). East Haddam is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop K in Colchester, which is in the opposite direction from the courthouse. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • East Hampton

    If you were arrested in East Hampton, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). East Hampton has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Essex

    If you were arrested in Essex, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Essex is unusual: it has a small police department of its own and is also backed by Connecticut State Police Troop F, so either may have made the arrest. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Haddam

    If you were arrested in Haddam, including the Higganum village centre, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Haddam is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop F. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Killingworth

    If you were arrested in Killingworth, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Killingworth is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop F. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Middlefield

    If you were arrested in Middlefield, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Middlefield is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop F, not a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Middletown

    If you were arrested in Middletown, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9), in the city itself. Middletown has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Old Saybrook

    If you were arrested in Old Saybrook, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9), inland rather than on the shoreline. Old Saybrook has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Portland

    If you were arrested in Portland, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9), just across the river. Portland has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Westbrook

    If you were arrested in Westbrook, your case will be heard at Middletown Superior Court (GA 9). Westbrook is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop F, whose barracks is in Westbrook itself. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

New London Superior Court

  • East Lyme

    If you were arrested in East Lyme, including the Niantic village centre, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. East Lyme has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Groton

    If you were arrested in Groton, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. Groton has two separate police departments, and which one arrested you depends on where in Groton it happened. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Ledyard

    If you were arrested in Ledyard, your case will normally be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. Foxwoods sits on the Mashantucket Pequot reservation within Ledyard, and an arrest there can raise jurisdictional questions worth putting to an attorney early. Here is what happens next.

  • Lyme

    If you were arrested in Lyme, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. Lyme is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop F. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • New London

    If you were arrested in New London, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10), at 112 Broad Street in the city. Go to Broad Street, not to the Huntington Street courthouse. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • North Stonington

    If you were arrested in North Stonington, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. North Stonington is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop E in Montville. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Old Lyme

    If you were arrested in Old Lyme, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. Old Lyme is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop F in Westbrook. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Stonington

    If you were arrested in Stonington, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. Stonington has its own police department and sits on the Rhode Island line. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Waterford

    If you were arrested in Waterford, your case will be heard at New London Superior Court (GA 10) on Broad Street. Waterford has its own police department, and Interstate 95 runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

Danielson Superior Court

  • Ashford

    If you were arrested in Ashford, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Ashford is the one town in this court covered by Troop C in Tolland rather than Troop D, which puts the barracks and the courthouse in opposite directions. Here is what happens next.

  • Brooklyn

    If you were arrested in Brooklyn, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Brooklyn is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop D rather than a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Canterbury

    If you were arrested in Canterbury, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Canterbury is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Chaplin

    If you were arrested in Chaplin, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Chaplin is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Eastford

    If you were arrested in Eastford, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Eastford is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Hampton

    If you were arrested in Hampton, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Hampton is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Killingly

    If you were arrested in Killingly, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11), which is in Killingly itself: Danielson is a borough of the town. Killingly is covered by resident state troopers from Troop D, whose barracks is also in Danielson. Here is what happens next.

  • Plainfield

    If you were arrested in Plainfield, including Moosup, Central Village, or Wauregan, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Plainfield has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Pomfret

    If you were arrested in Pomfret, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Pomfret is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Putnam

    If you were arrested in Putnam, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Putnam has its own police department, and Interstate 395 runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Scotland

    If you were arrested in Scotland, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Scotland is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Sterling

    If you were arrested in Sterling, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Sterling is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D and sits on the Rhode Island line. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Thompson

    If you were arrested in Thompson, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Thompson is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D and sits on the Massachusetts line. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Windham

    If you were arrested in Windham, including Willimantic, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). There is no criminal court in Willimantic, so the case goes east to Danielson. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Woodstock

    If you were arrested in Woodstock, your case will be heard at Danielson Superior Court (GA 11). Woodstock is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop D. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

Manchester Superior Court

  • East Hartford

    If you were arrested in East Hartford, your case will be heard at Manchester Superior Court (GA 12), not in Hartford. East Hartford has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Glastonbury

    If you were arrested in Glastonbury, your case will be heard at Manchester Superior Court (GA 12). Glastonbury has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Manchester

    If you were arrested in Manchester, your case will be heard at Manchester Superior Court (GA 12), which sits in Manchester itself. The town has its own police department, and the courthouse is local. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Marlborough

    If you were arrested in Marlborough, your case will be heard at Manchester Superior Court (GA 12). Marlborough is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop K in Colchester, not a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • South Windsor

    If you were arrested in South Windsor, your case will be heard at Manchester Superior Court (GA 12). South Windsor has its own police department, and the retail corridor along the Manchester line generates a steady share of the cases. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

Hartford Superior Court

  • Bloomfield

    If you were arrested in Bloomfield, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). Bloomfield has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • East Granby

    If you were arrested in East Granby, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). East Granby has a small municipal police department and sits next to Bradley International Airport. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • East Windsor

    If you were arrested in East Windsor, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). East Windsor has its own police department, and Interstate 91 runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Enfield

    If you were arrested in Enfield, your case is heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). Enfield had its own courthouse, GA 13, and it no longer exists. If your paperwork or an old reference points you at the Enfield court, your case is in Hartford. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Hartford

    If you were arrested in Hartford, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14), in the city itself. It is the busiest criminal docket in the region, and arraignment mornings may be crowded. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Suffield

    If you were arrested in Suffield, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). Suffield has its own police department and borders Massachusetts, which matters more than people expect. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • West Hartford

    If you were arrested in West Hartford, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). West Hartford has its own police department, and its retail centres generate a steady share of the larceny docket. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Windsor

    If you were arrested in Windsor, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). Windsor has its own police department, and Interstate 91 runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Windsor Locks

    If you were arrested in Windsor Locks, including at Bradley International Airport, your case will be heard at Hartford Superior Court (GA 14). The town has its own police department, and the airport is policed by the state police. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

New Britain Superior Court

  • Berlin

    If you were arrested in Berlin, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Berlin has its own police department, and the Berlin Turnpike retail corridor accounts for a steady share of the cases. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Bristol

    If you were arrested in Bristol, your case is heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Bristol had its own courthouse, GA 17, and it no longer exists. If your paperwork or an old reference says Bristol, your case is in New Britain. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • New Britain

    If you were arrested in New Britain, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15), in the city itself. It is one of the busier dockets in the region. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Newington

    If you were arrested in Newington, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Newington has its own police department, and the Berlin Turnpike corridor runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Plainville

    If you were arrested in Plainville, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Plainville has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Plymouth

    If you were arrested in Plymouth, including the Terryville section, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Plymouth has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Rocky Hill

    If you were arrested in Rocky Hill, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Rocky Hill has its own police department, and Interstate 91 runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Southington

    If you were arrested in Southington, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Southington has its own police department, and Interstate 84 runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Wethersfield

    If you were arrested in Wethersfield, your case will be heard at New Britain Superior Court (GA 15). Wethersfield has its own police department, and two commercial corridors run through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

Rockville Superior Court

  • Andover

    If you were arrested in Andover, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Andover is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop K, and the Route 6 corridor accounts for much of the enforcement in town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Bolton

    If you were arrested in Bolton, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Bolton is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop K in Colchester, and the Route 6 and Route 44 corridors run through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Columbia

    If you were arrested in Columbia, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Columbia is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop K rather than a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Coventry

    If you were arrested in Coventry, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Coventry has its own police department, so most arrests in town are made by Coventry officers. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Ellington

    If you were arrested in Ellington, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Ellington is policed by resident state troopers from Troop C rather than a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Hebron

    If you were arrested in Hebron, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Hebron is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop K, and the Route 66 corridor runs through town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Mansfield

    If you were arrested in Mansfield, including on the UConn campus in Storrs, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. There is no student court and no local Mansfield court. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Somers

    If you were arrested in Somers, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Somers is policed by a resident state trooper from Troop C, and the state correctional facilities in town generate cases of their own. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Stafford

    If you were arrested in Stafford, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Stafford is policed by resident state troopers from Troop C, and speedway events bring extra enforcement in season. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Tolland

    If you were arrested in Tolland, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Tolland is policed by resident state troopers out of Troop C, whose barracks is in Tolland itself. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Union

    If you were arrested in Union, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Union is the smallest town in Connecticut by population, has no police department and no resident trooper, and nearly every arrest there is an Interstate 84 stop. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Vernon

    If you were arrested in Vernon, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19), which sits in Vernon itself. Vernon has its own police department, and most arrests in town are made by Vernon officers. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Willington

    If you were arrested in Willington, your case will be heard at Rockville Superior Court (GA 19) in Vernon. Willington is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop C, and the Interstate 84 corridor means many arrests in town are highway stops. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

Norwich Superior Court

  • Bozrah

    If you were arrested in Bozrah, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Bozrah is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop E. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Colchester

    If you were arrested in Colchester, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21), not Middletown. Colchester is covered by resident state troopers from Troop K, whose barracks is in Colchester itself. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Franklin

    If you were arrested in Franklin, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Franklin is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop E. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Griswold

    If you were arrested in Griswold, including the Jewett City borough, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Griswold is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop E. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Lebanon

    If you were arrested in Lebanon, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Lebanon is covered by a resident state trooper from Troop K rather than a town department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Lisbon

    If you were arrested in Lisbon, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Lisbon is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop E. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Montville

    If you were arrested in Montville, your case will normally be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Mohegan Sun sits on the Mohegan reservation within Montville, and an arrest there can raise jurisdictional questions worth putting to an attorney early. Here is what happens next.

  • Norwich

    If you were arrested in Norwich, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21), at 1 Courthouse Square downtown. Norwich has its own police department. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Preston

    If you were arrested in Preston, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Preston is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop E, and Route 2 carries casino traffic through the town. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Salem

    If you were arrested in Salem, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Salem is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop K. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Sprague

    If you were arrested in Sprague, including the Baltic village centre, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Sprague is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop E. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

  • Voluntown

    If you were arrested in Voluntown, your case will be heard at Norwich Superior Court (GA 21). Voluntown is covered by Connecticut State Police Troop E and sits on the Rhode Island line. Here is what happens next and how to reach a defense attorney who practices at this court.

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