New Haven County, Connecticut (Judicial)

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The people of New Haven County are served by a Superior Court and a Probate Court.

The United States District Court for the District of Connecticut has jurisdiction in New Haven County. Appeals from the District of Connecticut go to the United States Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit.

Judges

New Haven County, Connecticut

Superior Courts

New Haven District Superior Court, Connecticut

Judicial District Courthouse

Judge Trial Referees:

Superior Court G.A. 23

Superior Court Judicial District & G.A. 7

Housing Court

  • John A. Cirello

Juvenile Court


Waterbury District Superior Court, Connecticut

Judicial District Courthouse

Judge Trial Referees:

Superior Court Judicial District & G.A. 4

Judge Trial Referee:

Former judges:

Housing Court

Juvenile Court

Judge Trial Referees:

Complex Litigation Docket

Former judges

Office of the Chief Court Administrator

Former judges

  1. ↑ Connecticut Courts, "Judges by Judicial District," accessed January 20, 2015
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Connecticut Judicial Branch, "Superior Court Judges," accessed June 3, 2014


Ansonia/Milford District Superior Court, Connecticut


Probate Courts

Milford-Orange Probate District, Connecticut


New Haven Probate District, Connecticut

  • Clifton Graves[1]

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed September 27, 2019


Meriden Probate District, Connecticut

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  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


Derby Probate District, Connecticut


Cheshire-Southington Probate District, Connecticut

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


East Haven-North Haven Probate District, Connecticut

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


Branford-North Branford Probate District, Connecticut

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


Hamden-Bethany Probate District, Connecticut

Former judges

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed March 11, 2015 Select Hamden or Bethany from the drop down list.


Madison-Guilford Probate District, Connecticut

Former judges

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Judge Directory," accessed March 11, 2015 Select Madison or Guilford from the drop down list.


Waterbury Probate District, Connecticut

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


Region No. 22 Probate District, Connecticut

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


Wallingford Probate District, Connecticut

Philip Wright, Jr.[1]

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory," accessed October 21, 2014 Scroll to Wallingford.


Naugatuck Probate District, Connecticut

  1. ↑ Connecticut Probate Courts, "Directory of Probate Judges & Courts," accessed August 15, 2014


West Haven Probate District, Connecticut


See also

Footnotes

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Connecticut counties

Connecticut courts

Federal courts:

Second Circuit Court of Appeals • U.S. District Court: District of Connecticut • U.S. Bankruptcy Court: District of Connecticut

State courts:

Connecticut Supreme Court • Connecticut Appellate Court • Connecticut Superior Court • Connecticut Probate Courts

State resources:

Courts in Connecticut • Connecticut judicial elections • Judicial selection in Connecticut

Elections

See also: Connecticut judicial elections

Connecticut is one of 43 states that hold elections for judicial positions. To learn more about judicial selection in Connecticut, click here.

Election rules

General election

Only judges of the Connecticut Probate Courts participate in judicial elections. Candidates for the probate courts must live in the district where they will serve. Judges are chosen in partisan elections. Judges on the court serve four-year terms and must be re-elected when their terms expire.[1]


  1. ↑ www.judicialselection.com, "Methods of judicial selection: Connecticut: Courts of limited jurisdiction," accessed February 13, 2014
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