CT · rules
Conn. Practice Book § 2-23
Roll of Attorneys
(a) The statewide bar counsel shall forward to
the clerk for Hartford county for certification a roll
of the attorneys of the state and the said clerk
shall keep said roll. The clerk for any other county
in which an attorney is admitted shall forthwith
certify such action, with the date and the residence
of the attorney, to the clerk for Hartford county,
the statewide bar counsel and the administrative
director of the bar examining committee.
(b) The clerk for any county in which an attorney
is suspended, disbarred, resigned, placed in an
inactive status, reinstated, or otherwise formally
and publicly disciplined by the court shall forthwith
certify such action with the date, the residence of
the attorney and a certified copy of the court order
to the statewide bar counsel and to the clerk for
Hartford county, and shall notify them of the death
of any attorney in his or her county of which such
clerk knows.
(c) The clerk for Hartford county shall forthwith
notify the clerks of the Superior Court and the
clerk of the United States District Court for the
District of Connecticut, at New Haven, of all sus -
pensions, disbarments, resignations, placements
in inactive status, retirements, revocations of
retirements, or reinstatements.
History
(P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 26.)
Provenance
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- jud.ct.gov
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- 2026-09-15
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- 2026-09-15
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