Judge Elizabeth Bozzuto. Courtesy photo
Editor’s note: This profile of Judge Elizabeth Bozzuto is the seventh in a series of interviews with judges and recently retired jurists.
As she prepares to put away her black robe and leave the Hartford Judicial District Courthouse Family Division on Washington Street for the last time for her short walk to her new digs on Capitol Avenue, Elizabeth Bozzuto said it’s the parents and the children—especially the children—that she’ll miss the most.
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