Senate confirms Thaddeus May as judge for third district court

Senator Brammer made a significant move during the 2025 1st Extraordinary Session by proposing the appointment of Thaddeus May as a judge for the Third District Court. This motion sparked a brief discussion among senators, highlighting May's qualifications and experience.

Senator Brammer expressed his admiration for May, noting his extensive background as an advocate in the courts. "You can tell that he has loved being an advocate," Brammer stated, emphasizing the importance of understanding both the role of an attorney and that of a judge. He described May as someone who embodies the qualities of a wise and fair judge, capable of navigating disputes effectively.

The discussion also touched on May's educational background, with Brammer humorously mentioning that all of May's children are attending BYU, showcasing a light-hearted moment in the meeting.

The motion to consent to Thaddeus May's appointment is a crucial step in filling the judicial position, reflecting the Senate's commitment to selecting qualified individuals for the judiciary. As the session progresses, the outcome of this appointment will be closely watched, with implications for the Third District Court's future.