Gregory T. D'Auria

Professional career

• Gregory T. D’Auria is an American judge and Connecticut native who has served as Associate Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court since 2017, and was re‐confirmed in 2025 for an eight‐year term
• Solicitor General of Connecticut (2011–2017), appointed by Attorney General George Jepsen, arguing more than 90 cases before state and federal appellate courts
• Associate Attorney General for Litigation (2000–2009)
• Assistant Attorney General (1993–2000)
• Also an associate attorney at Shipman & Goodwin (1989–1993) and a law clerk to Connecticut Supreme Court Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters (1988–1989)
• serves as a Judge of the Superior Court

Education

Additional information

• Founding director of the Connecticut Supreme Court Historical Society (2005) and has taught at UConn School of Law, including courses on judicial decision‐making
• D’Auria earned a B.A. in Political Science, magna cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, from the University of Connecticut in 1985, and a J.D. from the University of Connecticut School of Law in 1988, where he was editor‐in‐chief of the Connecticut Journal of International Law
• Born June 24, 1963, in Hartford, Connecticut, D’Auria is married and has three children
• Before joining the court, D’Auria had over 23 years in the Connecticut Attorney General’s Office
• Career Before the Supreme Court