Danbury Judicial District Information for Crime Victims

Article XXIX of the Constitution of the State of Connecticut guarantees certain rights to victims of crimes. Visit the article to view those rights.

For criminal cases being prosecuted at the Danbury Judicial District and the Geographical Area (G.A.) No. 3, contact the State's Attorney's Office at (203) 207-8670.

If you are a victim of a violent crime that is being prosecuted in the Danbury Judicial District, you should contact the Victim Advocate in the courthouse at (203) 207-8672.

If you are a victim of a domestic violence criminal court case, contact the Domestic Violence Victim Advocate at (203) 207-8701. The Center for Empowerment and Education (formerly the Women's Center of Greater Danbury) Domestic Violence Hotline is 203-731-5206.

If you are a victim of a sexual assault, the Center for Empowerment and Education's Sexual Assault Hotline is 203-731-5204.

If you are a victim seeking restitution, contact the State's Attorney's Office at (203) 207-8670 or by email at conndcj@ct.gov. Please include the defendant's name and docket number of the case, a description of your loss and any receipts and/or estimates for medical treatment and/or property damage, destruction or theft. Note that the criminal court will only order restitution of out-of-pocket expenses or things that were not covered by insurance.

If you are a victim of any crime, you may receive updates on court status of any defendant, by telephone or email, through the Connecticut SAVIN system. Please click this link for Connecticut Statewide Automated Victim Information and Notification (CT SAVIN).

For more information, contact the Office of the Victim Advocate at (860) 550-6632 or (800) 822-8428.