Deputy Chief Court Administrator at State of Connecticut Judicial Branch
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The committee meeting agenda focuses on providing an update on law library operations, including budget, staffing, staff activities, library status, and initiatives. The committee will also discuss proposed recommended amendments to the Connecticut Supreme Court Policies for the Establishment and Maintenance of a System of Law Libraries, followed by a discussion on future meetings.
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The agenda includes several proposals for amendments to the Practice Book and Rules of Professional Conduct. Key topics include conforming PB Section 38-18 to Connecticut General Statutes, revising Rule 5.5 regarding practice of law pending admission, repealing Section 13-4(f) concerning ex parte communications with expert witnesses, revising Rules of Criminal Discovery, and amending sections related to generative AI and automated output verification. Additionally, the committee will discuss public comment procedures, the usage of the term 'unrepresented' in the Practice Book, new notice requirements for temporary injunctions, and the removal of 'family with service needs' references.
The subcommittee meeting featured a presentation on how the lack of sufficient housing impacts diversionary efforts, including court attendance, medication compliance, and access to social security and disability benefits. Discussions covered the inter-agency council on homelessness, the Compass program focused on high utilizers of court and mental health services, and the challenges faced by service providers regarding affordability, aging populations, and the need for wraparound support for the hardest-to-serve individuals.
The committee discussed proposed language for JDCV 104, section D, aiming to establish a notification process for foreclosure actions delayed by external events, such as FEMA declarations or at-risk extensions. Additionally, the committee addressed JDC79, paragraph 23, and moved to recommend the removal of the requirement for plaintiff's counsel to obtain affidavits of debt or request payment for junior lienholders in supplemental judgments, citing ethical concerns and the impracticality of counsel representing non-clients.
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