Sec. 18-29. - Complaints; warrants; writs.

It shall be lawful for the judge of such court to prescribe and vary the form of all complaints, warrants, writs, or other process as to make the same consistent with the organization, style, and jurisdiction of such court; and such complaints, warrants, writs, and other process shall have the same effect, validity and extent, and be served, obeyed, enforced and returned, in the same manner and by the same officers, as if issued from the district courts; and they may be served by any constables of the town who are authorized to serve process in civil or criminal cases.

(Code 1986, § 2-378)