Democratic voters will select candidates in four contested races for New York City Civil Court tomorrow in what has been a generally low-key primary season. The only other contested judicial race is in Manhattan, where Acting Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe and Judge Rita Mella are vying to replace Kristen Booth Glen, who has reached the mandatory retirement age of 70, as one of the borough's two surrogates.
September 12, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Democratic voters will select candidates in four contested races for New York City Civil Court tomorrow in what has been a generally low-key primary season.
The only other contested judicial race is in Manhattan, where Acting Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe (See Profile) and Judge Rita Mella (See Profile) are vying to replace Kristen Booth Glen (See Profile), who has reached the mandatory retirement age of 70, as one of the borough’s two surrogates (NYLJ, Aug. 27).
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