Chief Judge Janet DiFiore
The reform would also give the Legislature more power to expand the state judiciary in some ways.
September 25, 2019 at 05:08 PM
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Chief Judge Janet DiFiore on Wednesday unveiled a comprehensive proposal to overhaul the state’s trial court system, which would consolidate the current structure of 11 separate trial courts to a three-tier model intended to streamline and simplify litigation in New York.
The reform would require an amendment to the state constitution, which is done through two votes by two consecutive classes of the state Legislature, followed by approval from voters.
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