Louisiana 2019 Regular Session

Louisiana House Bill HCR116

Introduced
5/31/19  
Engrossed
5/31/19  
Passed
6/2/19  

Caption

Commends Judge Robert H. Morrison, III

Impact

The resolution serves to formally acknowledge Judge Morrison's efforts and contributions to the legislative process and the judicial community. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration between the judiciary and legislative branches in refining laws and improving the justice system. By recognizing such contributions, the resolution aims to reinforce the value of diligent public service within governmental institutions, potentially inspiring future cooperation among legislators and judicial representatives.

Summary

HCR116 is a House Concurrent Resolution that commends Judge Robert H. Morrison, III, for his extensive contributions as a liaison for the Louisiana Legislature and the Louisiana District Judges Association (LDJA) over a span of more than twenty years. The resolution recognizes Judge Morrison's commitment to the judicial system and his collaborative efforts with legislators during the legislative sessions, particularly in amending bill language to achieve desired outcomes. His work has involved significant dedication and cooperation, promoting access to justice and ensuring fairness in judicial proceedings.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding HCR116 is overwhelmingly positive, as it expresses gratitude and appreciation for Judge Morrison's years of service. Legislators from both sides shared their esteem for his diplomatic and leadership skills, highlighting the impact of his work on legislative outcomes. The resolution reflects a collective acknowledgment of the importance of dedicated individuals in bridging the gap between judicial processes and legislative functions.

Contention

As a commendation rather than a contentious piece of legislation, HCR116 does not have notable points of contention associated with its passage. However, it underscores the often complex relationship between the judiciary and the legislature, raising awareness of the need for mutual respect and collaboration in legal matters. While it does not propose changes to laws or outline specific controversies, the resolution stands as a testament to the dedication of individuals in public service.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA HCR113

Commends Robert Eden Wolfe, Jr., for his accomplishments and service

LA HCR209

Commends the Honorable Kaliste Saloom, Jr., upon his contributions and accomplishments as a military veteran and as an attorney and judge for the city of Lafayette

LA HCR117

Designates Monday, May 22, 2023, as Louisiana Judicial Council of the National Bar Association Day at the state capitol and commends the council

LA HCR33

Commends Dr. G. E. Ghali for his leadership as chancellor of LSU Health Sciences Center in Shreveport

LA HCR86

Commends Bradley Spicer for 55 years of public service and congratulates him upon his retirement

LA HCR114

Commends the Calvary Baptist Academy baseball team on winning the 2019 Louisiana High School Athletic Association Division III state championship

LA HCR99

Commends Mr. William E. "Bill" Crawford on his retirement from the Louisiana State Law Institute

LA HCR55

Commends Representative Frank A. Hoffmann for his pro-life leadership

LA HCR64

Commends Alfred W. "Butch" Speer upon his retirement and more than thirty-five years of dedicated service to the Louisiana House of Representatives

LA HCR119

Commends Senator J. Rogers Pope for his service to his community and state

Similar Bills

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