This resolution confirms the Governor's nomination of Richard N. Palmer of West Hartford to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning March 17, 2025. It directly approves his appointment to this judicial role without creating new laws or policies. The bill is procedural, solely confirming an existing gubernatorial nomination through legislative approval.
This is a procedural resolution confirming Governor's nomination of Joseph P. Flynn of Ansonia to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning February 7, 2025. It directly affects Joseph Flynn by formally appointing him to this judicial position. The resolution does not create new policy or affect any broader group; it simply approves the Governor's nomination as required by state procedure.
This resolution confirms the governor's nomination of Flemming L. Norcott Jr. of New Haven to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning February 17, 2025. It directly affects Norcott by formally appointing him to this judicial position. The resolution contains no substantive policy changes or new provisions - it solely approves the governor's nomination as required by procedure. The bill is purely procedural and does not impact broader public policy or other stakeholders.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 26) confirms Governor's nomination of Gregory T. D'Auria of Amston to serve as an Associate Judge of the Supreme Court and a Judge of the Superior Court. It formally appoints him for an eight-year term beginning March 8, 2025. The resolution directly affects D'Auria by granting him the judicial positions, and the courts by adding him to their bench. This is a routine procedural confirmation, not a policy change affecting broader public or legislative matters.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 18) confirms the governor's nomination of Brian T. Fischer of Madison to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning April 11, 2025. The resolution formally approves his appointment to this judicial position, which handles specific legal matters like small claims or preliminary hearings. As a procedural resolution, it does not create new laws or policies but ratifies an existing executive appointment. The bill directly affects Brian T. Fischer, who will assume the role upon confirmation.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 32) confirms Governor's nomination of Bethany J. Alvord of West Hartford to serve as a Judge on both Connecticut's Appellate Court and Superior Court. It formally approves her eight-year appointment, effective April 22, 2025, for both judicial positions. The resolution is procedural, confirming a judicial appointment without altering laws or policies.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 28) confirms Governor's nomination of Gerard I. Adelman of Meriden to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning February 25, 2025. It directly affects Adelman, who will assume this judicial role, and the state court system, which gains a new appointee to handle specific legal matters. The resolution contains no policy changes or new mechanisms - it solely approves the Governor's existing nomination through legislative confirmation.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 20) confirms Governor's nomination of Mary-Margaret D. Burgdorff of West Hartford to serve as a Senior Judge of the Superior Court for an eight-year term beginning February 25, 2025. The resolution formally approves her appointment to this judicial position, directly affecting Burgdorff and the Superior Court's staffing. As a procedural confirmation, it does not alter laws or policies but finalizes the appointment process.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 22) is a procedural confirmation of Governor's nomination for Bruce P. Hudock of Old Greenwich to serve as a State Referee. It directly affects Hudock, confirming his appointment for an eight-year term beginning February 7, 2025. The resolution formally approves the Governor's nomination without altering any laws or creating new policy requirements. As a routine confirmation resolution, it does not establish new mechanisms or affect broader public policy.
Senate Joint Resolution 25 confirms the Governor's nomination of Susan S. Reynolds of Ridgefield to serve as a State Referee for an eight-year term beginning April 11, 2025. This procedural resolution directly approves one individual's appointment to a state judicial position without creating new laws or policies. It follows standard confirmation procedures for judicial appointments in the state.
This Senate Joint Resolution (SJ 17) confirms Governor's nomination of Robert L. Cizauskas of Torrington to serve as a full-time member of the Board of Pardons and Paroles, replacing Neville A. Brooks. It formally approves his appointment for a term lasting through the Governor's term or until a successor is confirmed. The resolution does not create new policies but finalizes a personnel appointment to this state board.
This resolution confirms the Governor's nomination of Soline M. Oslena of Oakdale to serve as a Workers' Compensation Administrative Law Judge for a five-year term beginning February 26, 2025. It directly affects Soline Oslena, who will assume this specific judicial role overseeing workers' compensation cases. The resolution serves as a formal approval of the appointment, requiring no new laws or policy changes. It is a routine procedural step confirming a judicial nomination.
