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Request for Legal Advice About Governor's Nominations
This resolution asks the Delaware Supreme Court to give an opinion on whether a new governor can withdraw nominations made by the previous governor that are still being considered by the State Senate.
What This Bill Does
- Asks the Delaware Supreme Court for advice about a legal question.
- The question is if a new governor can take back nominations from the old governor that are waiting to be approved or rejected in the State Senate.
- This resolution does not make any laws, but it asks judges to share their thoughts on an important issue.
Who It Names or Affects
- The Delaware Supreme Court justices will receive and respond to this request for advice.
- Governors of Delaware might use the court's opinion when deciding how to handle nominations from previous governors.
Terms To Know
- Gubernatorial
- Related to a governor, who is the leader of a state in the United States.
- Advisory Opinion
- A statement from judges giving their thoughts on a legal question without making a final decision.
Limits and Unknowns
- This resolution does not change any laws or create new ones.
- The Supreme Court's opinion is advice and may not be legally binding, but it can influence how people act in the future.