The Connecticut Supreme Court decided 17 percent fewer cases in 2018, compared with the year before, and court experts believe that’s due to several changes on the bench over the past two years.

Those changes made for the biggest shake-up on the bench since Gov. Lowell Weicker appointed two justices in 1992 and two more in 1993. They included Gregory D’Auria joining the court as an associate justice in March 2017, Raheem Mullins and Maria Araujo Kahn both joining as associate justices in November 2017, and Steven Ecker joining as an associate justice in May 2018. In addition, Richard Robinson was elevated from associate justice to chief justice in May 2018.

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