This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 17) confirms Governor's nomination of John L. Carbonneau, Jr. of East Lyme for appointment as a State Referee. It formally approves his eight-year term, beginning May 5, 2026. The resolution directly affects the nominee and Connecticut's judicial system by finalizing his appointment to this judicial role. As a procedural confirmation, it does not create new policy or affect other parties.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 25) confirms the Governor's nomination of Tracy Lee Dayton of Weston to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. It directly affects Judge Dayton by formally approving her appointment to the Superior Court. The resolution is procedural, with no policy changes or mechanisms beyond confirming the judicial nomination. It does not alter laws or impact other individuals or groups.
This Senate Joint Resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Nuala E. Droney of West Hartford to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. The resolution formally approves her appointment without any policy changes or new requirements. It directly affects Judge Droney, who will assume her judicial duties, and the Superior Court system. This is a routine confirmation process, not a substantive legislative bill.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 33) confirms Governor's nomination of Claudia A. Baio of Rocky Hill to serve as a Superior Court judge. The resolution formally approves her appointment for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. It directly affects Judge Baio and the Superior Court by establishing her official appointment. The bill is procedural, with no policy changes or mechanisms beyond confirming the judicial nomination.
This House Joint Resolution (HJ 12) formally approves the Governor's nomination of Ann E. Lynch of Granby for appointment as a Superior Court judge. It confirms her appointment for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. The resolution is a procedural step to finalize her confirmation by the legislature, directly affecting only Judge Lynch's official appointment to the Superior Court. No substantive policy changes or new mechanisms are created by this resolution.
This House Joint Resolution (HJ 9) confirms Governor's nomination of Barbara A. Hoffman of Clinton to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. The resolution formally approves her appointment to the Superior Court position, which she will hold until 2034. As a procedural confirmation resolution, it does not create new policy or affect any specific group beyond confirming this judicial appointment.
This House Joint Resolution (HJ 26) confirms the Governor's nomination of Joseph M. Shortall of Bloomfield to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning November 28, 2026. It directly affects Shortall by formally appointing him to this judicial position. The resolution is a routine procedural confirmation of an existing nomination, with no new policy or legal provisions.
This House Joint Resolution (HJ 24) confirms Governor's nomination of Arthur C. Hadden of Branford to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning May 8, 2026. The resolution directly affects Mr. Hadden by formally appointing him to the position. It contains no new policy provisions or funding mechanisms - only approves the Governor's existing nomination for the State Referee role, which is a judicial administrative position. The resolution was introduced by Rep. Stafstrom and Sen. Winfield and referred to the Judiciary Committee.
This resolution confirms Governor's appointment of Maureen Price-Boreland of Durham as a Superior Court Judge for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. It directly affects only Maureen Price-Boreland, formally approving her nomination to serve on the Superior Court. The resolution is procedural, requiring no new policy changes or mechanisms - only the General Assembly's approval of the Governor's existing nomination.
House Joint Resolution 17 confirms the Governor's nomination of Stuart D. Rosen of Avon to serve as a Superior Court Judge for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. This procedural resolution is a routine legislative step required to formally approve judicial appointments after the Governor's nomination. It directly affects Judge Rosen by finalizing his appointment to the Superior Court bench. The resolution contains no substantive policy changes, as it solely ratifies an existing nomination.
HJ 15 is a procedural resolution confirming the Governor's nomination of Margarita Hartley Moore of Milford to serve as a Superior Court judge. It directly approves her appointment for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. This resolution does not create new laws or policies; it simply formalizes the Governor's existing nomination through legislative approval. As a confirmation resolution, it affects only the named individual and requires no action beyond the Assembly's vote.
This resolution confirms the Governor's nomination of James Field Spallone of Ivoryton to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term beginning May 3, 2026. It formally approves his appointment to the position without any policy changes or new obligations. The resolution is purely procedural, affirming an existing judicial nomination rather than creating new law. No other individuals or entities are directly affected by this confirmation.
