Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00104

Connecticut 2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 2/23/24
• Refer: 2/23/24

Caption

Resolution Granting The Claims Commissioner An Extension Of Time To Dispose Of The Claim Of George Colon.

Impact

Should SJ00104 be passed, it will impact how claims against the state are managed, potentially modifying timelines within which such claims must be resolved. This extension aligns with the principles of due process as it aims to ensure that all claims are given appropriate attention and thorough deliberation. The Claims Commissioner is responsible for processing various claims against the state, and an extension could alleviate backlogs or allow for more detailed investigations in complex cases.

Summary

Senate Joint Resolution No. 104 (SJ00104) proposes to grant the Claims Commissioner an extension of one year to resolve the claim of George Colon against the state. This legislative action aims to provide additional time for handling specific legal claims that are currently pending, which may have implications on state resources and legal proceedings. The resolution highlights the importance of allowing adequate time for the review and resolution of claims to ensure fairness and thoroughness in adjudicating disputes against the state.

Contention

While the resolution may face minimal contention due to its procedural nature, it could still prompt discussions regarding the efficiency and effectiveness of the claims resolution process within state governance. Opponents may argue that extending the time frame for claim resolution could lead to delays in justice for claimants and concerns over the prompt accountability of the state. Supporters, however, may emphasize that this extension is necessary for ensuring comprehensive evaluations of claims, particularly in cases that may require extensive investigation.