The Connecticut Supreme Court is poised to determine whether a disciplinary panel improperly suspended a 73-year-old attorney for spouting off at judges.
The state’s high court will hear the case of Torrington attorney Zbigniew Rozbicki, who will act as his own attorney when he speaks before the justices on May 2. Rozbicki, an attorney with 50 years of experience, will argue that Hartford Superior Court Judge Antonio Robaina abused his discretion when he suspended Rozbicki’s license for four years in 2015.
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