Connecticut 2023 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00051

Introduced
2/28/23  
Refer
2/28/23  
Refer
2/28/23  
Report Pass
3/22/23  
Engrossed
4/12/23  
Engrossed
4/12/23  
Report Pass
4/13/23  
Report Pass
4/13/23  
Passed
4/27/23  
Passed
4/27/23  

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Carleton J. Giles Of Milford To Be A Member Of The Board Of Pardons And Paroles.

Impact

The passing of SJ00051 will affirm the Governor's choice of Carleton J. Giles, providing him with the authority and responsibility to partake in the functions of the Board of Pardons and Paroles. This board plays a critical role in the state's criminal justice system, making decisions regarding parole eligibility, clemency, and the supervision of parolees. Thus, the confirmation of Giles is significant, as it impacts how the board will operate and make decisions that affect individuals who are eligible for parole.

Summary

SJ00051 is a resolution confirming the nomination of Carleton J. Giles of Milford to serve as a full-time member of the Board of Pardons and Paroles. This resolution was introduced during the January Session of 2023 and has been referred to the Committee on Judiciary. The appointment is intended to last for a term that aligns with the Governor's term, ensuring continuity in the board's membership. This process is a standard procedure in state governance, where the governor's nominations require legislative confirmation to take effect.

Contention

While SJ00051 primarily represents a procedural confirmation of a nomination, there may be underlying contentions related to the individual appointed and his anticipated policies or views. Such discussions often arise in legislative settings, particularly if the nominee has a known history or if there are groups with vested interests in parole decisions that may influence legislators' opinions about the nominee. However, specific details regarding any opposition or support surrounding Giles' nomination were not noted in the available discussions.

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