Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00010

Connecticut 2020 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/6/20
• Refer: 2/6/20
• Engrossed: 2/26/20
• Passed: 2/26/20

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Leeland J. Cole-chu Of Salem To Be State Referee.

Impact

The passage of this resolution has implications for the judiciary, reinforcing the process of gubernatorial nominations historically tied to key judicial positions within the state. By confirming the nomination, the legislature is granting the appointee the authority to operate in a referee capacity, which involves presiding over court cases that may range from administrative to complex legal issues. This aligns with the systemic tradition of ensuring that qualified individuals are placed in judicial roles, thus affecting judicial efficiency and oversight.

Summary

SJ00010, also known as the Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Leeland J. Cole-Chu Of Salem To Be State Referee, serves to formally endorse the nomination put forward by the Governor. This resolution is significant as it pertains to the appointment of judicial or referee positions within the state's legal framework, which may influence future court proceedings and rulings within the jurisdiction. The nomination specifically calls for Mr. Leeland J. Cole-Chu to serve a term spanning eight years, reflecting a long-term commitment to judicial responsibilities.

Contention

While the voting record shows a unanimous support for the resolution, with 146 yeas and no opposition, this does not preclude potential discussions or debates that may arise in other contexts regarding the qualifications of such nominees or the process of gubernatorial nominations. However, within the current scope of SJ00010, the lack of dissent suggests a consensus on the appointment’s appropriateness, hence indicating minimal contention among lawmakers regarding this particular judicial nomination.