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New Haven Juvenile Court

+1 (203) 786-0337

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239 Whalley Ave
New Haven, CT 06511
+1 (203) 786-0337

Superior Court-Juvenile in New Haven, CT is a legal institution that focuses on juvenile cases and matters within the court system.

They provide a platform for addressing issues involving minors and ensuring fair and just outcomes in accordance with the law.

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