Court administrators from around the state have now weighed in with their proposals for reductions in personnel to meet a $70 million cut in the Judiciary's budget. Chief Administrative Judge Ann Pfau said all administrative judges have submitted plans to meet the budget targets. She said the reductions in staff would likely be decided within about one month.
April 15, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – Court administrators from around the state have now weighed in with their proposals for reductions in personnel to meet a $70 million cut in the Judiciary’s budget.
Chief Administrative Judge Ann Pfau said all administrative judges have submitted plans to meet the budget targets. She said the reductions in staff would likely be decided within about one month.
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