Edward C. Lee, president of the Connecticut Asian Pacific Bar Association, said people of Asian-Pacific heritage are the fastest growing segment of the state and deserve to be represented, at some point, by an appellate-level judge.
Even though Governor Dannel P. Malloy has shown he is diversity-minded when making judicial nominations to the courts, members of affinity bar associations in the state are watching his next move very closely.
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