Thomas Corradino reflects on his work life both as an attorney for New Haven Legal Assistance Association Inc. and then as a Connecticut judge for 35 years. He wasn't reappointed this year to another term on the bench due to medical reasons.
August 12, 2021 at 12:55 PM
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If it were up to Thomas Corradino, he would have spent his entire career at New Haven Legal Assistance Association Inc., where he helped low-income criminal defendants in court.
Corradino, who spent 19 years at New Haven Legal Assistance Association before being tapped to become a Superior Court judge in 1986, wasn’t reappointed to the bench this year due to medical reasons. His tenure on the bench ended in June after 35 years.
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Thomas Corradino is pictured with his granddaughter. The judge was not reappointed to another term on the Superior Court due to medical reasons. He served 35 years on the bench. Courtesy photo
