As Connecticut’s first Chief Child Protection Attorney, Carolyn Signorelli has found that starting a new state agency from scratch provides plenty of problem-solving. That, however, is what she enjoys most in a job.
Since starting work on March 31, Signorelli has had to deal with thorny issues concerning the way attorneys are appointed to represent children and indigent parents in juvenile matters cases, in addition to the more practical problems of finding office space and hiring administrative personnel.
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