About us

 

What we do and how to contact us

The Judicial Selection Commission (JSC) recommends qualified candidates to the Governor for judicial nominations. We also review and interview candidates for appointment and reappointment in the State's courts.

On this page, learn about:

  • The role of the Judicial Selection Commission
  • Current and former Commission members
  • How candidates are reviewed
  • Related judicial offices and resources
  • Ways to contact the Commission

For more information about the Commission's authority and responsibilities, review the governing law and related resources.

Learn more about the judicial selection process  

Meet the Judicial Selection Commission

Learn more about Commission members 

Check out the current list of commission members, details on their appointing authority, term lengths, party affiliation, and any open seats.

Commission member biographies 

Get to know the current members of the JSC. These biographies describe each member's experience, public service, and role on the Commission.

Related judicial offices and resources


 

Office of Governmental Accountability (OGA)

The Office of Governmental Accountability (OGA) works with several independent State agencies. Find out more about the agencies it supports and the resources they provide.

 

Judicial Review Council (JRC)

The Judicial Review Council (JRC) looks into complaints about misconduct involving judges, family support magistrates, and administrative law judges.

 

Connecticut Judicial Branch

The Judicial Branch provides court services and information. Access court forms, look up case information, and learn about Connecticut courts.

Get in touch with the JSC



Contact us for information about the Commission, its members, or the judicial selection process in Connecticut.

You can reach us by:

Email: JSC@ct.gov

Phone Number: 860-256-2957

Fax: 860-622-2947