Connecticut Supreme Court Associate Justice Richard Palmer. Courtesy photo.
Known as a justice who cannot be pigeonholed ideologically and who will ask the tough and pointed questions during oral arguments, Associate Connecticut Supreme Court Justice Richard Palmer has served longer than any other state jurist in modern times.
During his nearly 26 years on Connecticut’s highest court, Palmer has authored—either in the majority or dissenting—some of the court’s most well-publicized, controversial and important rulings. And as most of those votes were 4-3, Palmer’s vote was generally seen as the swing vote.
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