Conn. Practice Book § 66-9

(a) A justice of the Supreme Court or a judge

of the Appellate Court shall, upon motion of either

party or upon his/her own motion, be disqualified

from acting in a matter if such justice or judge is

disqualified from acting therein pursuant to Rule

2.11 of the Code of Judicial Conduct.

(b) A justice of the Supreme Court or a judge of

the Appellate Court is not automatically disqualified from acting in a matter merely because: (1)

the justice or judge previously practiced law with

the law firm or attorney who filed an amicus brief

in the matter; or (2) the justice’s or judge’s spouse,

domestic partner, parent, or child, or any other

member of the justice’s or judge’s family residing

in his or her household is practicing or has prac -

ticed law with the law firm or attorney who filed

an amicus brief in the matter; or (3) an attorney

or party to the matter has filed a lawsuit against

the justice or judge or filed a complaint against the

justice or judge with the Judicial Review Council

or an administrative agency.

(c) When an attorney or party who has filed a

lawsuit or a complaint against a justice or judge

is involved in a matter before the court on which

the justice or judge sits, such attorney or party

shall so advise the court and other attorneys and

parties to the matter, and, thereafter, the justice

or judge who is the subject of the disqualification

issue shall decide whether to disqualify himself

or herself from acting in the matter.

from Electronic Filing Pursuant to Section 60-8;

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and Party Appendices

filed before October 1, 2021.)

ble to appeals filed before October 1, 2021.)

Matters involving Minor Children