New York Chief Judge Janet DiFiore. Photo: Tim Roske
DiFiore said in a public notice entered into the state register that the change, an amendment to the Rules of the Chief Judge, was made in consultation with the Administrative Board of the Courts and with the approval of the Court of Appeals.
January 11, 2019 at 03:44 PM
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Chief Judge Janet DiFiore has amended her code of ethics for non-judicial employees of the state court system to add gender identity and expression as protected classes.
DiFiore said in a public notice entered into the state register that the change, an amendment to the Rules of the Chief Judge, was made in consultation with the Administrative Board of the Courts and with the approval of the Court of Appeals.
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