Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard Robinson. Courtesy Photo
The 2018 Connecticut Law Tribune judges series included two judges who broke racial barriers: Richard Robinson this year became the state's first black chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court and Nina Elgo recently became the first Asian Pacific-American to sit on the Connecticut Appellate Court. We looked back at those interviews and others.
December 21, 2018 at 12:08 PM
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From Nina Elgo being named the first Asian Pacific-American jurist to the Connecticut Appellate Court and Richard Robinson becoming the first black chief justice to the Connecticut Supreme Court, the courts have seen some dramatic changes in recent years.
The Connecticut Law Tribune interviewed nearly a dozen judges in 2018 as part of a series of profiles of jurists on the Superior Court, Supreme Court, Appellate Court and federal bench.
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