Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, center, and Chief Justice Richard A. Robinson, far right, take a photo with the new Superior Court judges and family support magistrates following the swearing-in ceremony. Courtesy photo
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Tuesday swore in the newest class of Superior Court judges and family support magistrates.
And leaders of the state’s judicial system lauded the group’s diversity.
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"I looked into this crowd and saw how diverse it is; how it looks like America; how it looks like our state," Chief Justice Richard Robinson said at the ceremony. "I've never seen anything that looks like this, where the judges reflect the population so well."
July 11, 2023 at 05:27 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont Tuesday swore in the newest class of Superior Court judges and family support magistrates.
And leaders of the state’s judicial system lauded the group’s diversity.
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