The New York Legislature appears poised to approve the state judiciary’s spending request of more than $2.33 billion in total funds as it was submitted without any cuts after both the Senate and Assembly included the plan unchanged in their own separate state budget proposals this week.
It’s standard for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to include the judiciary’s budget request unchanged in his own executive budget proposal in January, meaning that, as of now, Cuomo and members of the Legislature have jointly offered their support for the request.
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