Justice Elizabeth Garry. Photo: Courtesy of Albany Law School
Justice Elizabeth Garry, a nine-year veteran of the Appellate Division, Third Department, who is known for her hard work, has more on her plate these days. Gov. Andrew Cuomo appointed her in January from among five candidates to serve as the sprawling 28-county’s presiding justice, making her the first openly LGBTQ presiding justice in the state’s history.
March 15, 2018 at 06:31 PM
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Justice Elizabeth Garry often sees farmers on their tractors or lights blazing in barns as she is driving home late in the day from her courthouse in Albany to rural Chenango County. It makes her glad that she is a judge and not a farmer, she said.
“I may feel as if I have been working hard, but I know it is not that hard,” the farmer’s daughter said.
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