The Connecticut legislature’s judiciary committee has confirmed state Supreme Court Justice Raheem L. Mullins as chief justice on an interim basis. This elevation positions the 46-year-old career public servant to spearhead significant changes in the state’s judicial system. During the confirmation process, Justice Mullins outlined plans for a “drastic revamp” of courthouse technology, a move aimed at modernizing judicial operations and improving overall efficiency. Additionally, he emphasized his commitment to exercising judicial restraint, an approach likely to guide his tenure.
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