Connecticut House Bill HJ00125

Connecticut 2020 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/16/20
• Refer: 3/16/20

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Anthony Skawinski And Donna Skawinski.

Impact

The passage of HJ00125 affects the timeline and procedural handling of claims against the state, primarily impacting the operations of the Claims Commissioner's office. By extending the period allowed for reviewing the Skawinski's claim, it may help in preventing backlogs in the adjudication of claims and ensuring that claimants receive a fair assessment based on all available information. This also showcases the state's willingness to accommodate the complexities inherent in claims against governmental entities.

Summary

HJ00125 is a House Joint Resolution that seeks to grant the claims commissioner an extension of one year to address the claim made by Anthony Skawinski and Donna Skawinski against the state. This resolution is focused on providing additional time for the claims commissioner to thoroughly evaluate and dispose of the pending claims, thus ensuring that due process is followed in handling state liability matters. The bill reflects the intent to maintain judicial efficiency while addressing specific claims against the state without rushing decisions, ensuring that all details are adequately considered.

Contention

While there may not be extensive public contention surrounding HJ00125, resolutions like this can sometimes spark discussions about the efficiency and transparency of the claims process within state governance. Stakeholders such as legal advocates or citizen groups often scrutinize the claims process, questioning whether enough time is truly given for fair evaluations of claims or if extensions serve as a delay tactic. Nevertheless, the specific context here seems primarily focused on procedural capability rather than ideological opposition.