CT Judge Alice Bruno collected hundreds of thousands of dollars without going to work. She retired on a $116K disability pension.

The Judicial Review Council, which investigates judicial misbehavior, qualified Bruno for the disability pension. The state Comptroller’s office said Wednesday that she received her first, bi-monthly check of $4,858.94 on Nov. 30 toward an annual benefit of $116,614.56.

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