Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of The Honorable Donald R. Green Of Meriden To Be A Family Support Magistrate.
Impact
The appointment of Donald R. Green as a Family Support Magistrate signifies the General Assembly's trust in his capabilities to handle family-related legal matters. By endorsing his nomination, the assembly aims to ensure that the family support system, which encompasses issues like child support and custody, is managed by a knowledgeable and competent individual. This can positively influence the efficiency and effectiveness of family court proceedings, which often require sensitive handling.
Summary
SJ00023 is a resolution confirming the nomination of the Honorable Donald R. Green of Meriden to serve as a Family Support Magistrate. The resolution indicates the official approval from both houses of the General Assembly, thereby facilitating Green's appointment for a five-year term. This nomination follows the tenure of the previous magistrate, Honorable John Colella. The nomination reflects the governor's initiative in appointing qualified individuals to critical positions within the family court system.
Contention
While the resolution appears straightforward, discussions surrounding such judicial nominations can sometimes yield contention, particularly regarding the qualifications and past experiences of the nominee. Although the voting history shows overwhelming support for SJ00023 with 141 yeas and only 1 nay, any dissent could stem from differing opinions on Green's suitability or effectiveness in handling family-related cases.
Voting_history
The resolution received significant support during the Senate roll call vote conducted on March 27, 2019, which ended predominantly in favor with 141 yeas versus just 1 nay. This robust backing highlights the general consensus among lawmakers concerning his qualifications for the role.