Resources

 

Find statutes, reports, and related links

Find statutes, reports, and official links about the Judicial Selection Commission (JSC). These resources explain the Commission’s role and legal power. You can also find access to key documents and related agencies.

On this page, you can:

  • Access governing statute and the Second Public Act
  • Explore related judicial agencies
  • Get supporting documents and reference links
  • Review Commission regulations and annual reports

Use these resources to learn more about the Commission’s work.

 

Public Act No. 26-92: Commission authority

Public Act No. 26-92 outlines updates to the laws that govern the Judicial Selection Commission. It defines the Commission’s authority, structure, and responsibilities under State law. The Act provides important context for how the Commission carries out its work and supports its decision-making process.

View the Public Act No. 26-92 (PDF)  

Statutes, rules, and reports that guide the Commission

These materials explain the legal framework of the Judicial Selection Commission. They also explain how we carry out our responsibilities.

Connecticut General Statute (C.G.S.) § 51-44a(PDF) 

C.G.S. § 51-44a sets the legal foundation for the JSC. It explains the Commission’s role and authority under State law and ensures a clear and fair selection process.

Access JSC Regulations (PDF) 

The Commission follows a set of rules that guide its work. These rules explain how the JSC makes decisions, sets standards and what steps it must take.

Review the Annual Report (PDF) 

The Annual Report shares an overview of the Commission’s work during the year. It highlights important activities and decisions. It also shows how the Commission operates and fulfills its duties.

Other judicial resources

 

Explore the Judicial Review Council
The Judicial Review Council (JRC) reviews complaints about judges. It holds judges accountable and helps build public trust in the judicial system.
 

Visit the Connecticut Judicial Branch
The Judicial Branch manages Connecticut's courts. Find court locations, jury service, court forms, case information, and other court resources.