Appellate Court Judge Richard Robinson appears to be on track to become Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy's fourth appointment to the state Supreme Court. Democratic Sen. Eric Coleman, co-chairman of the General Assembly's Judiciary Committee, said during an off-session confirmation hearing on Dec. 19 that he "doesn't anticipate any issue or difficulty" with Robinson's nomination moving successfully through the legislative process.
December 20, 2013 at 12:05 AM
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Appellate Court Judge Richard Robinson appears to be on track to become Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy’s fourth appointment to the state Supreme Court.
Democratic Sen. Eric Coleman, co-chairman of the General Assembly’s Judiciary Committee, said during an off-session confirmation hearing on Dec. 19 that he “doesn’t anticipate any issue or difficulty” with Robinson’s nomination moving successfully through the legislative process.
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