Judge Michael Sheldon, Connecticut Appellate Court. Courtesy photo.
With an eye on traveling and continuing his career as a judge trial referee, Michael Sheldon will step down April 1 from the Connecticut Appellate Court.
Sheldon, who will be leaving the bench under a state policy that requires judges to retire at 70, said being told to step down is harder than he thought. Gov. Ned Lamont is expected to name his replacement in April.
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