CT
Connecticut Senate Bill SB00074

Connecticut 2011 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SB00074

Introduced
1/10/11  
Introduced
1/10/11  
Refer
1/10/11  

Caption

An Act Establishing A Docket For Housing Matters In The Bristol Superior Court.

Impact

The establishment of a housing docket is anticipated to improve the efficiency of case management in housing-related matters. By centralizing these cases in a specific docket, the bill aims to reduce delays in the judicial process, thereby potentially expediting resolutions for landlords and tenants alike. This could foster a more effective legal environment for addressing issues such as evictions, lease disputes, and tenant rights, which are prevalent in the affected districts. The dedicated docket is expected to enhance the court's capacity to manage housing cases while also offering relevant legal resources tailored to such matters.

Summary

Senate Bill 74 aims to establish a dedicated docket for housing-related cases within the Bristol Superior Court, specifically catering to housing matters from the New Britain, Hartford, Waterbury, and Litchfield judicial districts. This initiative seeks to streamline the processing of housing claims and disputes, reflecting an awareness of the complexities and critical nature of housing issues that often require focused judicial attention. With its introduction, the bill marks a significant move towards prioritizing the legal needs associated with housing in these key areas of Connecticut.

Contention

While the bill focuses on enhancing the judicial process for housing cases, it may also face scrutiny regarding the allocation of resources within the judicial system. Critics may argue that establishing this new docket may divert attention and funding from other essential judicial operations or lead to an imbalance in how various legal matters are prioritized. Moreover, stakeholders might raise concerns about how the changes will impact those who are less familiar with the legal system, particularly low-income tenants who may not have easy access to legal representation in housing disputes.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT HJ00001

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Robert E. Young Of South Glastonbury To Be A Senior Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT SJ00197

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Nicole J. Tung, Esquire, Of Cheshire To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT HJ00219

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Adam R. Schibley, Esquire, Of Windsor To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT HJ00224

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Corrine A. Boni-vendola, Esquire, Of Wallingford To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT HJ00223

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Nicole Anker, Esquire, Of South Glastonbury To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT HJ00004

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable John B. Farley Of Bloomfield To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT SJ00203

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Kristin A. Connors, Esquire, Of Newtown To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT SJ00196

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Alayna M. Stone, Esquire, Of New Haven To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT HJ00228

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Matthew Necci, Esquire, Of Glastonbury To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

CT HJ00220

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Eric P. Smith, Esquire, Of Litchfield To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.