(l-r) Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard A. Robinson, Karen Florin of The Day of New London, and James Bergenn of Shipman & Goodwin. Photo: Bob Thiesfield
People have bias, whether they know it or not, whether they mean it or not—even if they wear a robe.
“Judges want to be fair,” Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Richard A. Robinson told a crowd at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford Tuesday night. “Yet, there are some numbers you’re going to see that are concerning.”
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