New York City would have nine new Family Court judgeships, while 11 counties outside the city would each receive one additional judgeship, under a proposal the Office of Court Administration says is based on "greatest need."
May 16, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – New York City would have nine of 20 new Family Court judgeships under a proposal submitted by the Office of Court Administration at the request of legislative leaders.
Outside of the city, 11 of the state’s 57 counties would each get an additional judgeship under the plan. But Deputy Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks stressed that OCA’s approach is not set in stone.
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