Governor David A. Paterson said yesterday that he and the Legislature have agreed to cut $18 million from the judiciary's budget proposal, with two-thirds of the reduction intended to eliminate a fund introduced in 2008 to give judges supplemental income in the absence of pay raise. However, Chief Administrative Judge Ann Pfau pledged that the $12 million to make the payments would be found elsewhere in the judiciary's budget.
April 28, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – Governor David A. Paterson said yesterday that he and the Legislature have agreed to cut $18 million from the judiciary’s budget proposal, with two-thirds of the reduction intended to eliminate a fund introduced in 2008 to give judges supplemental income in the absence of pay raise.
However, Chief Administrative Judge Ann Pfau pledged that the $12 million to make the payments would be found elsewhere in the judiciary’s budget.
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