How do I obtain documents in cases that have been disposed?

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Chapter 7 of the Connecticut Practice Book provides
retention schedules for files and records. These rules
outline what may or may not be available in a file once it
is disposed, and for how long the information will be
available.
For all types of files, you should start by contacting the
clerk?s office in the judicial district where the case
originated to determine whether the file you are seeking is
still there and/or disclosable. The clerk?s office may
inform you that the file has been sent to the Superior
Court Records Center, located at 111 Phoenix Ave., Enfield.
In that event, please obtain the following information from
the clerk?s office to provide to the records center:
The following information is necessary for the records
center to locate a record:
Name on the file
court docket number
date of disposition; and
court where the case was heard.
If you are seeking a civil case, the records center also
needs the ?records center location number,? which is
available at the court.
The phone number at the records center is 860-741-2478.
Please note that information regarding disposed of cases
may not be available because of state erasure laws Chapter
961a, ?Criminal Records,? Part 1, Erasure, of the
Connecticut General Statutes.

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