Connecticut Chief Court Administrator Barbara Quinn, who has helped guide the state court system through difficult financial times related to state budgetary challenges, is retiring effective October 1. Her successor, according to Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers, will be Judge Patrick Carroll, the current deputy chief court administrator.
June 17, 2013 at 12:53 AM
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Connecticut Chief Court Administrator Barbara Quinn, who has helped guide the state court system through difficult financial times related to state budgetary challenges, is retiring effective October 1.
Her successor, according to Chief Justice Chase T. Rogers, will be Judge Patrick Carroll, the current deputy chief court administrator. Judge Elliot N. Solomon, administrative judge for the Tolland Judicial District, will be the next deputy chief court administrator.
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