This handbook serves as a comprehensive guide to the rules of evidence in Connecticut, specifically addressing the changes and updates introduced in the 1983 supplement. It aims to provide legal professionals with a clear and authoritative resource for navigating evidentiary procedures in the state's courts. The authors, Colin C. Tait and Joseph A. LaPlanta, draw upon their expertise in Connecticut law to present a structured analysis of evidentiary principles.

As a legal handbook and supplement, this work is intended for legal practitioners in Connecticut. Its value lies in its focused update to existing evidence rules, providing timely information for court proceedings. The authors' established presence in Connecticut legal scholarship suggests a reliable and authoritative treatment of the subject matter.