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What does the chief court administrator do?
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The chief justice appoints the chief court administrator to
oversee the administration of the Judicial Branch. Sec. 51-
5a of the Connecticut General Statutes outlines the duties
and powers of the chief court administrator, who is
assisted by the deputy chief court administrator.
The chief court administrator oversees five divisions
within the branch: Administrative Services, Court Support
Services, External Affairs, Information Technology, and
Superior Court Operations. An executive director manages
each of the five divisions and reports to the chief court
administrator.
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