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Conn. Code Jud. Conduct R. 2.12
Supervisory Duties
(a) A judge shall take reasonable measures to
ensure that court staff, court officials, and others
subject to the judge’s direction and control act in
a manner consistent with the judge’s obligations
under this Code.
(b) A judge with supervisory authority for the
performance of other judges shall take reasonable
measures to ensure that those judges properly
discharge their judicial responsibilities, including
the prompt disposition of matters before them.
History
(Effective Jan. 1, 2011.) COMMENT: (1) A judge is responsible for his or her own conduct and for the conduct of others, such as staff, when those persons are acting at the judge’s direction or control. A judge may not direct court personnel to engage in conduct on the judge’s behalf or as the judge’s representative when such conduct would violate the Code if undertaken by the judge. (2) Public confidence in the judicial system depends on timely justice. To promote the efficient administration of justice, a judge with supervisory authority must take the steps needed to ensure that judges under his or her supervision administer their workloads promptly.
Provenance
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-15
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