Lamont also announced 11 nominations for Superior Court judges, which leaves 60 judicial vacancies statewide.
April 13, 2022 at 02:02 PM
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Gov. Ned Lamont nominated former prosecutor and Appellate Court Judge Joan K. Alexander to serve on the Connecticut Supreme Court, his office announced Wednesday.
If confirmed, Alexander, 59, a Cromwell resident, will fill the vacancy of Associate Justice Christine E. Keller, who took senior status effective March 31.
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Connecticut Appellate Court Judge Joan K. Alexander. Courtesy photo
