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Directory of Connecticut Judicial Branch Dashed lines indicate spine Directory 2017 CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL BRANCH www.jud.ct.gov JDP-ES-190 Telecommunications Relay Service The Connecticut Judicial Branch Directory is provided to you by the External Affairs Division and is published TDD/TT Users: by the Commission on Official Legal Publications of the Information Technology Division. Call 711 or 1-800-842-9710 Cheryl MacDonald, Editor Voice Callers: (860) 757-2270 Call 711 or 1-800-833-8134 Photograph by Rhonda Hebert Cover by M. Rodd Table of Contents Page Appellate System ............................................................................ 1 Supreme Court ......................................................................... 1 Appellate Court ........................................................................ 2 Administrative Judge for the Appellate System ......... 3 Chief Administrative Officer ....................................... 3 Chief Clerk ................................................................. 3 Reporter of Judicial Decisions ................................... 3 Chief Staff Attorney .................................................... 3 Superior Court .................................................................................... 5 Chief Court Administrator ................................................ 5 Deputy Chief Court Administrator .............................. 5 Former Chief Court Administrator .............................. 5 Chief Administrative Judges............................................ 6 Administrative Judges ...................................................... 7 Superior Court Judges ..................................................... 8 Seniority Listing.......................................................... 8 Senior Judges Seniority Listing ................................. 14 Superior Court Judges Alphabetical Listing............... 15 Senior Judges Alphabetical Listing ............................ 21 State Referees Alphabetical Listing ........................... 22 Family Support Magistrates ............................................. 25 Seniority Listing.......................................................... 25 Alphabetical Listing .................................................... 26 Probate Court Administrator ........................................................... 27 Administrative Divisions .................................................................. 29 Administrative Services ................................................... 29 Budget, Planning & Internal Audit Unit ...................... 29 Facilities Unit .............................................................. 30 Supreme Court Facilities ........................................... 30 Fiscal Administration Unit .......................................... 31 Human Resource Management Unit ......................... 32 Employment Benefits/Retirement ..................... 32 Employment Discrimination/Opportunity/ADA.. 33 Judge Administration/Employment/Benefits..... 33 Materials Management Unit ....................................... 34 Court Support Services Division ..................................... 35 Executive Director ...................................................... 35 Adult Probation & Bail Services ................................. 35 Juvenile & Family Services ........................................ 36 Clinical & Educational Services ........................ 36 Alcohol Education Program ....................................... 37 DNA Project ............................................................... 37 Interstate Compact .................................................... 37 Jail Re-Interview Program ......................................... 37 Judicial Administrative Monitoring ............................. 37 Sex Offender Program ............................................... 37 Adult Probation Programs .......................................... 37 Administration ............................................................ 38 Table of Contents Page External Affairs .................................................................. 39 Legislative Affairs ....................................................... 39 Communications/Media Relations ............................. 39 Public Education/Camera Requests ................ 39 Graphic Design ................................................ 39 Judicial Branch Experiential Learning Programs ...... 39 Intern Coordinators ........................................... 39 Information Technology Division .................................... 40 HelpDesk ................................................................... 40 Applications Development and Support .................... 40 Financial Management .............................................. 40 Internet Development & User Support ....................... 40 Network and System Services ................................... 41 Project Planning & Standards .................................... 41 Training Services ....................................................... 41 Commission on Official Legal Publications ................ 42 Superior Court Operations Division ................................ 43 Project Management & Administration ...................... 43 ADA .................................................................. 43 Court Transcript Services ................................. 43 Interpreter and Translator Services .................. 43 Audit and Compliance ...................................... 44 Personnel Services ......................................... 44 Project Management & Legislation ............................ 44 Court Operations Unit ................................................ 45 Centralized Services ........................................ 45 Superior Court Records Center .............. 45 Magistrate Matters ............................................ 45 Civil and Housing Matters ................................ 46 Criminal Matters ............................................... 46 Family and Support Matters ............................. 47 Juvenile Matters ............................................... 47 Technology and Web-Based Court Management Matters .............................. 48 Jury Administration ........................................... 48 Sentence Review.............................................. 49 Computer Systems Support ............................. 49 Judge Support Services ............................................. 50 Technology ....................................................... 50 Grants Management ......................................... 50 Continuing Education ....................................... 51 Judicial Performance Evaluation Program ....... 51 Law Libraries .................................................... 52 Legal Research ................................................ 53 Judicial Marshal Services .......................................... 54 Judicial Marshal Academy ................................ 54 Legal Services ........................................................... 55 Legal Advice to Divisions Section .................... 55 Litigation Section .............................................. 55 Forms Management ......................................... 55 Table of Contents Page Legal Services (continued).................................................. 55 Attorney Services Section ................................ 56 Bar Examining Committee ...................... 56 Chief Disciplinary Counsel’s Office ......... 56 Statewide Grievance Committee ............ 56 Client Security Fund Committee ............. 57 Staff Development Unit ....................................................... 57 Support Enforcement Administration .................................. 57 Satellite Office .................................................. 58 Support Enforcement Unit Supervisors ............ 58 Central Processing Unit .................................... 59 Child Support Call Center ................................. 59 Office of Victim Services .................................................... 60 Administration Unit ........................................... 60 Compensation Unit ........................................... 60 Central Office Advocate ................................... 60 Non-Court Victim Advocacy ............................. 60 Non-Judicial Organizations.............................................. 61 Court Districts by Town .................................................... 65 Judicial Districts ............................................................... 73 Ansonia-Milford Judicial District ........................... 73 Judicial District at Derby ................................... 74 Danbury Judicial District ........................................ 75 Fairfield Judicial District ......................................... 77 Housing Session at Bridgeport ......................... 78 Hartford Judicial District ......................................... 79 Judicial District at 90 Washington Street .......... 81 Complex Litigation Docket ................................ 81 Land Use Litigation Docket .............................. 81 Community Court Session ................................ 82 Housing Session at Hartford ............................ 82 Litchfield Judicial District ....................................... 83 Middlesex Judicial District...................................... 85 Regional Family Trial Docket ........................... 87 New Britain Judicial District ..................................
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