Editor’s note: This profile of Superior Court Judge James Abrams is the eighth in a series of interviews with judges and recently retired jurists.
While many future attorneys graduate law school at about age 25, James Abrams had other thoughts.
Superior Court Judge James Abrams talks in-depth with the Connecticut Law Tribune about acting and life before the law, and life as a judge and in a supervisory role.
September 11, 2018 at 05:24 PM
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Editor’s note: This profile of Superior Court Judge James Abrams is the eighth in a series of interviews with judges and recently retired jurists.
While many future attorneys graduate law school at about age 25, James Abrams had other thoughts.
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