Richard Robinson is a black man.
He’s also chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court—which puts him in a unique position as groups around the world protest the latest death of an unarmed black person at the hands of police.
"These are troubling times," Chief Justice Richard Robinson wrote in a letter to the judicial branch.
June 10, 2020 at 06:50 PM
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Richard Robinson is a black man.
He’s also chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court—which puts him in a unique position as groups around the world protest the latest death of an unarmed black person at the hands of police.
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