Quinn plays key role in Judicial Branch juvenile court overhaul, secrecy issues
In 1992, Barbara M. Quinn was not yet a household name in Connecticut legal circles. Instead, she was an up-and-coming lawyer, one of four who became part-time judges for the tribal court just as the Mashantucket Pequots were opening their Foxwoods casino. The job included presiding over misdemeanor cases, but it wasn’t that simple.
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