Judges and Judiciary
Mar. 30, 2002
Reaping a Career Well-Tended
SACRAMENTO - Judge Lloyd George Connelly Jr. is a Sacramento hometown-boy-made-good. Born on New Year's eve in 1945, Connelly grew up poor in north Sacramento's Del Paso neighborhood. Today, he's celebrating a decade on the Sacramento County Superior Court bench after stints in the California Assembly, Sacramento's City Council, his own law firm, a public interest law firm, stateside Army service during the Vietnam War and farm fields all over the state.
Lloyd George Connelly
Superior Court Judge
Sacramento
Career highlights: Elected Sacramento Superior Court, June 1992; assemblyman, 6th District, 1982-92; member, Sacramento City Council, 1975-82; of-counsel, Olson, Connelly & Hagel, 1982-92; partner, Olson, Connelly & Hegel, 1978-82
Law school: McGeorge School of Law, 1977
Age: 57
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