Conn. Practice Book § 2-30 (2026)

Sec. 2-30. Grievance Counsel for Panels and Investigators (a) The chief court administrator shall appoint, as set forth below, attorneys to serve either on a part-time or full-time basis as grievance counsel for grievance panels, and shall appoint one or more investigators either on a full-time or part- time basis. The investigators so appointed shall serve the Statewide Grievance Committee, the reviewing committees and the grievance panels and shall be under the supervision of the state- wide bar counsel. Compensation for these posi- tions shall be paid by the Judicial Branch. (b) The chief court administrator shall determine the number of grievance counsel to serve one or more grievance panels. (P.B. 1978-1997, Sec. 27D; amended June 12, 2025, to take effect Jan. 1, 2026.) HISTORY—2026: In the first sentence of subsection (a), ‘‘judges of the Superior Court’’ was deleted and replaced with ‘‘chief court administrator.’’ Additionally, what had been the third, fourth, and sixth sentences of subsection (a) were deleted. Furthermore, what had been subsection (b) was deleted and what had been subsection (c) was redesignated as sub- section (b). In what had been subsection (c), ‘‘executive com- mittee of the Superior Court’’ was deleted and replaced with ‘‘chief court administrator.’’ COMMENTARY—2026: Number 24-108 of the 2024 Public Acts, An Act Concerning Court Operations and Administrative Proceedings, among other things, consolidated under the Chief Court Administrator the responsibility for many personnel and administrative matters that historically were acted on by the Executive Committee and/or the judges of the Superior Court but which now are consistent with the current duties and responsibilities of and properly undertaken by the Chief Court Administrator. The changes to this section conform to the provisions of that public act. Sec. 2-31. Powers and Duties of Grievance Counsel Grievance counsel shall have the following powers and duties: (1) Upon referral of the complaint to the griev- ance panel, to confer with and, if possible, meet with the complainants and assist them in under- standing the grievance process set forth in these rules and to answer questions complainants may have concerning that process. (2) To investigate all complaints received by the grievance panel from the statewide bar counsel

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