Friends counseled William J. "Tocco" Sullivan that as chief justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court, he might want to lose the nickname. No way. Before the legislative Judiciary Committee last month, he opened with "I'm Tocco Sullivan." The story behind the name is a quirky tale, but Sullivan would rather focus on his plans to demystify the supreme court for everyone from schoolchildren to trial judges.
February 15, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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