This resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Jesse W. Giddings of North Haven to serve as a Superior Court judge, replacing retiring Judge Dawne G. Westbrook. It formally approves his appointment for an eight-year term starting upon confirmation. The bill directly affects the judicial branch by filling a specific vacancy in the Superior Court. As a procedural confirmation resolution, it does not create new laws or policies.
This resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Sreenidi Bala of Farmington as a nonvoting student member of the State Board of Education, replacing Connor Cowan. It authorizes her to serve the remainder of the term ending June 30, 2025, or until a successor is appointed. The bill has no policy provisions - it solely approves a routine appointment to a student seat on the Board. This procedural action directly affects the State Board of Education's composition and Sreenidi Bala's official role.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 48) confirms Governor's nomination of Colette S. Griffin of Newtown to serve as a Workers' Compensation Administrative Law Judge for a five-year term. The resolution directly affects Ms. Griffin, who will assume this judicial role upon confirmation. It contains no policy changes or new provisions - only formal approval of the governor's appointment to an existing position handling workers' compensation cases. This is a routine procedural resolution, not a substantive bill.
This is a procedural resolution confirming Governor's nomination of Tracie C. Brown (Windsor) to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term, replacing retiring Judge Vernon D. Oliver. It formally approves her appointment without altering any laws or policies. The resolution requires no action beyond the Assembly's approval, as judicial appointments typically follow gubernatorial nominations. (Note: This is a confirmation resolution, not a policy bill.)
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 50) confirms Governor's nomination of Kevin C. Shea of Madison to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term, replacing Judge Anthony D. Truglia. It formally approves his appointment to fill the vacancy created by Judge Truglia's departure. The resolution requires approval by both legislative chambers to take effect. This is a procedural confirmation, not a policy bill, directly affecting the judicial appointment process.
This resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Angeline N. Ioannou of West Hartford to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term, replacing the outgoing judge James Sicilian. It directly affects Judge Ioannou by formally appointing her to the position. The resolution requires approval by both legislative chambers to finalize the appointment, as specified in the confirmation process. This is a procedural step with no substantive policy changes.
This House Joint Resolution confirms Governor Lamont's nomination of Kaitlin A. Halloran of West Hartford to serve as a Superior Court judge. It approves her appointment for an eight-year term, beginning upon confirmation, to replace the retiring Judge Michael A. Albis. The resolution does not create new policy but formally confirms a judicial appointment.
This House Joint Resolution (HJ 62) confirms Governor's nomination of David G. Bothwell of Fairfield to serve as a Superior Court judge for an eight-year term, replacing Judge Peter E. Wiese. It formally approves the appointment by both legislative chambers, as required by state procedure. The resolution does not create new laws or policies but completes the standard confirmation process for a judicial appointment. It directly affects the state judiciary by filling a specific vacancy.
HJ 60 is a procedural resolution confirming Governor's nomination of Michael L. Anderson of North Stonington to serve as a Workers' Compensation Administrative Law Judge. The resolution approves his five-year appointment, effective upon confirmation by both legislative chambers. This directly affects Connecticut's workers' compensation system by formally appointing a judge to adjudicate related cases. As a confirmation resolution, it does not create new policy but ratifies an executive branch appointment.
This resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Sonia Worrell-Asare of Windsor to serve on the State Elections Enforcement Commission, filling a vacancy left by Andrew Cascudo. It approves her appointment for a term ending June 30, 2027, or until a successor is appointed. The resolution does not create new policy but formally approves a gubernatorial nomination for this specific commission position.
This House Joint Resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Michael C. D'Agostino of Hamden to serve as a Superior Court Judge. It appoints him to fill the vacancy left by Judge Karen A. Goodrow for an eight-year term beginning after confirmation. The resolution formally approves his appointment without altering any laws or creating new policies.
This resolution confirms Governor's nomination of Robin L. Wilson of New Haven to serve as both a Judge of the Appellate Court and a Judge of the Superior Court for an eight-year term, replacing the Honorable William H. Bright, Jr. It directly affects Judge Wilson by formally appointing her to these judicial positions. The resolution requires approval from both legislative chambers to finalize the appointment, with no substantive policy changes or new laws being created.
