Connecticut House Bill HJ00143

Connecticut 2023 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/6/23
• Refer: 3/6/23

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of Madison Ely, By And Through Her Mother, Laurie Beth Dowdell.

Impact

If enacted, this resolution allows for a more thorough investigation or resolution process for claims brought against the state. It acknowledges the complexities involved in legal matters and offers a structured timeline for the Claims Commissioner to properly evaluate the claims presented. This is particularly significant in ensuring that individuals or parties making claims have adequate time for their cases to be considered.

Summary

House Joint Resolution No. 143 seeks to grant an extension to the Claims Commissioner concerning the claim of Madison Ely, represented by her mother, Laurie Beth Dowdell. The resolution proposes an additional year for the Claims Commissioner to address this specific claim against the state, moving from the current timeline towards a more extended review period.

Contention

Notably, there may be differing opinions about the appropriateness of extending the timeline for the disposal of claims. Critics may argue that such extensions could delay justice, while supporters might posit that it provides necessary time for comprehensive evaluations. The resolution reflects the operational needs of the Claims Commission and underscores the importance of due process in legal claims against state entities.