Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00058

Connecticut 2018 Regular Session

• Introduced: 4/5/18
• Refer: 4/5/18
• Report Pass: 4/24/18
• Report Pass: 5/1/18

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Ingrid L. Moll Of West Hartford To Be A Judge Of The Appellate Court And A Judge Of The Superior Court.

Impact

Confirmation of Judge Moll is significant for the state law landscape as it reinforces the importance of appointed judges in maintaining the judiciary's independence and functionality. As a judge in the Appellate Court and the Superior Court, her decisions will have important implications on various judicial matters and could shape legal precedents for years to come. This dual appointment allows for a streamlined judicial process and ensures that experienced individuals are placed in prominent roles within the state's judicial system.

Summary

Senate Joint Resolution No. 58, introduced in the February Session of 2018, aims to confirm the nomination of Ingrid L. Moll as a Judge of both the Appellate Court and the Superior Court. The resolution affirms the nomination made by the Governor, which is subject to approval by both Houses of the General Assembly. This bill is a procedural and formal resolution that serves to appoint and ensure judicial leadership within Connecticut’s judicial system.

Contention

While the bill seems largely procedural, potential points of contention may arise surrounding the qualifications of Judge Moll and the broader implications of her judicial philosophies. Critics may question whether her judicial approach aligns with the contemporary needs of the state's legal landscape, especially in sensitive areas of law. However, the strong support evident in the voting history indicates a consensus among legislative members regarding her qualifications and fit for these positions.