Last week the first lawsuit was brought to compel an increase in New York judicial salaries. The three plaintiffs, two Long Island judges and one from Brooklyn, filed their moving papers in the Article 78 proceeding in May; last Thursday the New York attorney general's office filed its brief for the governor, the Legislature and the Office of Court Administration. The two sides are at odds over whether the Legislature's appropriation of $69.5 million for judicial raises in 2006 was self-executing.
July 17, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Last week the first — and so far only — lawsuit was brought to compel an increase in New York judicial salaries.
The three plaintiffs, two Long Island judges and one from Brooklyn, filed their moving papers in the Article 78 proceeding in May; last Thursday the New York attorney general’s office filed its brief for the governor, the Legislature and the Office of Court Administration.
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