An Act designating the Charlestown division of Boston Municipal Court as the George Lewis Ruffin Courthouse
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill officially names the Charlestown division of Boston Municipal Court as the George Lewis Ruffin Courthouse. The designation honors George Lewis Ruffin, a prominent figure in Charlestown’s history. The bill’s purpose is to formally recognize and commemorate Ruffin’s legacy within the local court system. It establishes a specific name for this branch of the court.
Key provisions
- Designates the Charlestown division of Boston Municipal Court as the George Lewis Ruffin Courthouse.
- The designation is intended to honor George Lewis Ruffin.
- The bill pertains to the naming of a specific court division.
- The Judiciary Committee is responsible for reviewing the bill.
Who is affected
- Residents of Charlestown, Massachusetts
- Individuals who utilize the Charlestown division of Boston Municipal Court
- The Boston Municipal Court System
- The City of Boston
- Legal professionals operating within the Charlestown court division
Notable changes
- This bill formally establishes a specific name for the Charlestown division of the court.
- It appears to be a recurring proposal, with several similar bills introduced in recent years.
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