Conn. Gen. Stat. § 2-61

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Sec. 2-61. Distribution of revised statutes and supplements, public and special acts.

Official statutory text

(b) The Secretary shall send free of charge one copy of the revised statutes, of each supplement to the general statutes, of each revised volume thereof and of each of the volumes of public acts and special acts to the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer, Secretary of the State, Attorney General, Comptroller, Adjutant General, each town clerk, and, upon request, to each probate court, the police department of each municipality having a regularly organized police force, each assistant to the Attorney General, and each county law library; and the Secretary shall, upon the member's request, supply free of charge (1) one copy of the revised statutes to each member of the General Assembly at the first session in which such member serves as a member, and (2) at each session in which such member serves, one copy of each revised volume thereof and of each supplement not previously supplied to such member, such distribution of the statutes and supplements to be made not later than thirty days after the election or reelection of such member, and (3) following each session at which such member serves, one volume of each of the public acts and special acts passed at such session. The Secretary shall supply free of charge to the clerks of the House and Senate, each, one copy of the revised statutes, of each revised volume thereof, of each supplement and one volume of each of the public acts and special acts for use in the clerks' office.

See Sec. 27-134 re requirement that Secretary of the State furnish veterans' organizations with copies of statutes.

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