Connecticut 2017 Regular Session

Connecticut Senate Bill SR00008

Introduced
1/6/17  
Introduced
1/6/17  
Refer
1/11/17  
Refer
1/11/17  
Report Pass
1/25/17  
Report Pass
1/25/17  
Report Pass
2/1/17  

Caption

Resolution Approving The Settlement Agreement In Juan F., Et Al. V. Dannel Malloy, Et Al.

Impact

By approving the settlement agreement outlined in SR00008, the state of Connecticut acknowledges its financial obligations stemming from this legal action. This decision impacts the state's budgetary allocations, ensuring that funds are directed towards fulfilling commitments that may enhance educational resources or services involved in the underlying dispute. As such, this resolution marks a significant action within the legislative framework concerning the handling of legal settlements and their implications for state finance.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 8, introduced by Senator Looney, addresses the settlement agreement for the case of Juan F., et al. v. Dannel Malloy, et al., which originates from a civil action in the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut. This resolution specifically approves provisions of the settlement that require an expenditure of over two million five hundred thousand dollars from the state's General Fund budget. The case involves significant implications for state-level accountability and financial management pertaining to legal settlements.

Sentiment

The sentiment surrounding SR00008 appears to be generally supportive among those who prioritize adherence to legal agreements and accountability. The approval of financial resolutions like this one is often characterized by collaborative efforts in the legislature; however, concerns may arise regarding the strain it places on the state budget. Overall, the resolution reflects legislative recognition of the necessity to resolve legal matters in a manner that is financially responsible.

Contention

While there is broad agreement on the importance of fulfilling the terms of the settlement, discussions may arise regarding the best allocation of state funds and the implications of such expenditures on other critical services. Notably, some legislators might express concerns about budget constraints, the prioritization of funding, and the potential need for additional resources to meet state obligations. The resolution illustrates the tension between necessary financial commitments and the overarching need to maintain a balanced state budget.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT SR00005

Resolution Approving The Stipulation Of The Settlement In Ralph Birch V. Town Of New Milford, Et Al. And Shawn Henning V. Town Of New Milford, Et Al.

CT HR00005

Resolution Approving The Stipulation Of The Settlement In Ralph Birch V. Town Of New Milford, Et Al. And Shawn Henning V. Town Of New Milford, Et Al.

CT SB00004

An Act Concerning Victims Of Domestic Violence, The Unsolicited Transmission Of Intimate Images By Means Of An Electronic Communication Device And The Impermissible Use Of Nondisclosure Agreements In The Workplace.

CT SR00007

Resolution Proposing Approval Of A Memorandum Of Agreement Between The Pca Workforce Council And The New England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, Seiu.

CT SR00012

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Agreement Between The State Of Connecticut And The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition (sebac).

CT SR00013

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Agreement Between The University Of Connecticut Board Of Trustees And The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace And Agricultural Implement Workers Of America, Local 6950.

CT HJ00240

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Juan C. Salazar Of Glastonbury To Be A Member Of The State Board Of Education.

CT SB00155

An Act Concerning The Use Of Tobacco Settlement Funds.

CT HB05511

An Act Concerning The Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee.

CT SR00101

Resolution Concerning The Rules Of The Senate For The June Special Session, 2024.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.