Conn. Practice Book § 74-3 (2026)

Sec. 74-3. Costs and Security Not Required [Repealed as of Jan. 1, 2016.] Sec. 74-3A. Initiation of Action by Supreme Court [Transferred from Sec. 74-8 as of Jan. 1, 2016.] In the event that the Supreme Court, on its own motion, wishes to initiate proceedings against a judge, it may refer the matter to the Judicial Review Council or, if the judge to be investigated is a member of that council, to a committee of three state referees for investigation and hearing. The council or the committee shall render a decision pursuant to Section 74-4 and forward a copy of its decision to the respondent judge and to the appellate clerk. The decision may be appealed by the respon- dent judge pursuant to the provisions of this chap- ter. If the respondent judge fails to appeal within the time provided, the decision shall be final, unless it was rendered by a committee or contains a recommendation for suspension or removal of the judge, in which case, at the expiration of the

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