Connecticut Law TribuneAppellate Judge Carmen Espinosa spoke about her humble upbringing, defended her judicial temperment and discussed her reputation as an Hispanic "trailblazer" during confirmation hearings before the l
...determination can pay off. The article begins by stating that Judge Espinosa's nomination "came as a surprise to Connecticut's appellate...
Last week, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said Appellate Court Judge Carmen Espinosa "is among our state's most respected jurists" and nominated her to the state Supreme Court. If confirmed by the legislature
Carmen Espinosa, the first Hispanic judge appointed to the state Appellate Court, may well make history again. On Monday, she was nominated by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy to fill an opening on the state Su
...instruction that a combination to commit several crimes is a single offense. Judge Espinosa also gave a special interrogatory to the jury on the conspiracy...
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