Connecticut 2023 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HJ00030

Introduced
1/18/23  
Report Pass
1/18/23  
Report Pass
1/18/23  
Engrossed
1/25/23  
Report Pass
1/25/23  
Passed
1/25/23  
Passed
1/25/23  
Passed
1/25/23  

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Stephen F. Frazzini Of West Hartford To Be A State Referee.

Impact

The resolution's passage is a standard procedure in the legislative process, affirming the governor's nomination and reinforcing the checks and balances inherent in the state's judicial system. By confirming appointments such as this one, the legislature plays an essential role in upholding the integrity and independence of the judiciary. HJ00030 underscores the importance of legislative oversight in judicial appointments, ensuring that nominees undergo scrutiny and gain the confidence of both the legislature and the public.

Summary

HJ00030, House Joint Resolution No. 30, is a legislative resolution that confirms the nomination of the Honorable Stephen F. Frazzini of West Hartford to serve as a State Referee. This resolution was introduced in January 2023 by Representative Stafstrom and Senator Winfield. The nomination is for a term of eight years starting from March 10, 2023, and reflects a significant step in the appointment of key judicial personnel within the state. The passage of this resolution is critical for ensuring that the judiciary remains staffed with qualified individuals who can effectively administer justice.

Contention

Notably, there was broad support for the nomination of Stephen F. Frazzini, culminating in a unanimous vote with 142 yeas and 0 nays during the House Roll Call Vote. This level of consensus indicates that there were likely no points of contention during discussions surrounding this particular nomination, which is significant in the more contentious landscape of legislative confirmations. The lack of opposition highlights the nominee's qualifications and the effectiveness of the nomination process in aligning with public and legislative expectations.

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