Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00022

Connecticut 2017 Regular Session

• Introduced: 1/4/17
• Refer: 1/4/17
• Report Pass: 1/13/17

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Joseph P. Flynn Of Ansonia To Be A State Referee.

Impact

The confirmation of Joseph P. Flynn as a State Referee carries significant implications for the state's judiciary system. State Referees can play critical roles in assisting judges with caseloads, especially in family and civil matters. Flynn's experience and background are expected to enhance the efficiency of the court system in addressing various legal issues.

Summary

SJ00022 is a Senate Joint Resolution that confirms the nomination of Joseph P. Flynn of Ansonia to serve as a State Referee. The nomination was proposed by the Governor and is set for a term of eight years starting from February 7, 2017. The resolution passed with unanimous support, reflecting a strong bipartisan agreement on Flynn's qualifications for the role.

Contention

Although the nomination went through without any opposition, the role of State Referees can sometimes generate discussions around judicial accountability and the expectations placed upon appointed officials. However, in this instance, the lack of dissent indicates a consensus among lawmakers regarding Flynn's suitability for the position.