At least five bench veterans are seeking to succeed Judith S. Kaye as New York's top judge when she is forced to step down by mandatory retirement rules on Dec. 31. Judges Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick and Eugene F. Pigott Jr. of the Court of Appeals; Presiding Justice Jonathan Lippman, of the Appellate Division, First Department; Justice Steven W. Fisher of the Second Department; and Supreme Court Justice Fern A. Fisher, the administrative judge of the New York City Civil Court, have all confirmed they have asked to be considered.
September 15, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – At least five bench veterans are seeking to succeed Judith S. Kaye as New York’s top judge.
Judges Carmen Beauchamp Ciparick and Eugene F. Pigott Jr. of the Court of Appeals have confirmed that they have asked the state Commission on Judicial Nomination to be considered to replace Chief Judge Kaye when she is forced to step down by mandatory retirement rules on Dec. 31.
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