The Connecticut Judicial Branch has announced a partial Monday reopening of Superior Court courthouses in Middletown, Torrington and Rockville, but some attorneys in those communities say it’s still too early to open for business during the current health pandemic.

Even though employees and visitors will have strict rules related to wearing masks and social distancing, longtime Torrington attorney Audrey Blondin questions the wisdom of opening the courthouses at this time.

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