Retired Judge Maurice Mosley Celebrates Memoir Release at New Haven Book Signing

Hartford & New Haven, CT, September 22, 2026 —

Retired New Haven Superior Court Judge Maurice Mosley recently held a book signing event for his memoir, titled “Bishop Street to the Bench: An Improbable Journey.” The event took place at Kaiyden’s Coffee Shop, located in New Haven.

The gathering was described as well-attended, drawing a crowd interested in the judge’s life and career. During the event, all 50 copies of the memoir made available for sale were sold. The central theme of the book signing focused on inspiring attendees by sharing Judge Mosley’s personal life story and his experiences in overcoming various challenges throughout his journey.

The memoir chronicles Mosley’s path from his origins on Bishop Street to his distinguished career on the bench. The narrative highlights the improbable nature of his ascent, aiming to motivate readers through his example. The specific details of the challenges Mosley faced or the exact date and time of the event were not provided.

Kaiyden’s Coffee Shop served as the venue for this occasion, providing a local setting for community members to connect with the author. The event’s success was marked by the complete sale of the initial book inventory, indicating significant interest from the attendees in Judge Mosley’s story and the themes of perseverance explored in his work.

Story summarized from the original created by Lisa Reisman on www.newhavenindependent.org, see more information here.

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