Raheem Mullins sworn in as Connecticut Supreme Court chief justice
He has been serving as the interim chief justice since last year.
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Apr 29, 2025, 10:34 AM
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11h agoRaheem Mullins has been sworn in as the new chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court for a full eight-year term.
He has been serving as the interim chief justice since last year.
One of Mullins' top priorities is modernizing Connecticut's courthouses.
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