Conn. Gen. Stat. § 7-294rr
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Sec. 7-294rr. Police officer assistance to adult victim of sexual assault.
Official statutory text
(1) Assisting the victim to obtain medical treatment if such treatment is required;
(2) Informing the victim of services available, including providing the victim with (A) contact information for a regional sexual assault organization that employs, or provides referrals to, counselors who are trained in providing trauma-informed care, and (B) a copy of the information concerning services and resources available to victims of sexual assault published pursuant to section 10-10g ;
(3) If there is a child at the scene or present at the time of the filing of a complaint, and such child's parent or guardian is also present, providing such parent or guardian with a copy of the documents concerning behavioral and mental health evaluation and treatment resources available to children developed pursuant to section 17a-22r for the appropriate mental health region; and
(4) Referring the victim to the Office of Victim Services within the Judicial Branch.
(2) Informing the victim of services available, including providing the victim with (A) contact information for a regional sexual assault organization that employs, or provides referrals to, counselors who are trained in providing trauma-informed care, and (B) a copy of the information concerning services and resources available to victims of sexual assault published pursuant to section 10-10g ;
(3) If there is a child at the scene or present at the time of the filing of a complaint, and such child's parent or guardian is also present, providing such parent or guardian with a copy of the documents concerning behavioral and mental health evaluation and treatment resources available to children developed pursuant to section 17a-22r for the appropriate mental health region; and
(4) Referring the victim to the Office of Victim Services within the Judicial Branch.
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