Connecticut Senate Bill SJ00196

Connecticut 2024 Regular Session

• Introduced: 3/1/24
• Report Pass: 3/12/24
• Refer: 3/1/24
• Engrossed: 3/25/24
• Passed: 3/25/24

Caption

Resolution Confirming The Nomination Of Alayna M. Stone, Esquire, Of New Haven To Be A Judge Of The Superior Court.

Impact

The passage of SJ00196 reinforces the state's procedures for judicial appointments, ensuring that nominees undergo a thorough vetting process before being confirmed to serve in significant judicial capacities. The resolution highlights the importance placed on qualifications and the background of judicial nominees—factors which are particularly essential in upholding the integrity of the judicial system. It also underscores the collaborative nature of governance, as confirmation requires the concurrence of both legislative chambers.

Summary

SJ00196 is a resolution that confirms the nomination of Alayna M. Stone, Esquire, of New Haven, for the position of Judge of the Superior Court. The resolution indicates that the confirmation is made upon the approval of both Houses of the Assembly. This proposal is significant as it involves the appointment of a judge, an essential role within the judicial system of the state. The resolution specifies that Stone would serve a term of eight years, succeeding the Honorable Robert E. Young.

Contention

While there are no indications of overt contention around SJ00196 from the available transcription and voting history, processes for judicial nominations often evoke varied opinions from different stakeholders. Typically, debates around such resolutions may focus on the qualifications of the nominee, their previous judicial philosophy, and how their tenure could impact the legal landscape of the state. Given a unanimous vote of 148 in favor, it suggests a broad consensus among legislators regarding Alayna M. Stone's suitability for the position.