The New York state Commission on Judicial Conduct plans to double both the number of its staff attorneys to 10 and investigators to 14, thanks to an infusion of funds in the 2007-08 state budget. The commission's budget will jump by $2 million in New York's new fiscal year to $4.8 million. Administrator and counsel Robert H. Tembeckjian says the first order of business is to work through 275 pending matters, the largest backlog of cases since the commission was created in its current form in 1978.
April 06, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The New York state Commission on Judicial Conduct plans to double both the number of its staff attorneys and investigators thanks to an infusion of funds in the 2007-08 state budget.
The commission’s budget will jump by $2 million in New York’s new fiscal year to $4.8 million. Administrator and counsel Robert H. Tembeckjian said he has already been in contact with the state Office of General Services about finding new space for expanded operations.
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