CONNECTICUT CONSTITUTION
ARTICLE I
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS
Art. I §0 | Declaration of Rights
WE DECLARE:
Art. I §1 | Political Power in the Connecticut Constitution
Art. I §2 | Fundamental Principles of Government in Connecticut
Art. I §3 | Religious Freedom in Connecticut
Art. I §4 | Right to Petition in Connecticut
Art. I §5 | Right to Assemble in Connecticut
Art. I §6 | Freedom of Speech and Press in Connecticut
Art. I §7 | Right to Trial by Jury in Connecticut
Art. I §8 | Right to Bear Arms in Connecticut
Art. I §9 | Habeas Corpus and Due Process in Connecticut
Art. I §10 | Prohibition of Ex Post Facto Laws in Connecticut
Art. I §11 | Protection Against Unreasonable Searches and Seizures in Connecticut
Art. I §12 | Rights of the Accused in Connecticut
Art. I §13 | Prohibition of Excessive Bail and Fines in Connecticut
Art. I §14 | Protection Against Self-Incrimination in Connecticut
Art. I §15 | Right to Counsel in Connecticut
Art. I §16 | Rights in Criminal Prosecutions in Connecticut
Art. I §17 | Prohibition of Double Jeopardy in Connecticut
Art. I §18 | Protection Against Cruel and Unusual Punishment in Connecticut
Art. I §19 | Right to Vote in Connecticut
Art. I §20 | Equal Protection Under the Law in Connecticut
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- State Agency Obstruction; and
- State Agency Self-Discrimination
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