Lawrence Marks, chief administrative judge of the state of New York.
The request is largely in line with what they’ve asked for in recent years from Cuomo and the Legislature, including last year when they sought — and were granted — a 2% bump. But the state’s fiscal health has since changed.
December 06, 2019 at 03:57 PM
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With New York state’s looming $6.1 billion budget deficit in the back of their minds, state court officials asked Gov. Andrew Cuomo and members of the state Legislature this week for a 2% increase in funding next fiscal year, or nearly $46 million.
Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks said most of that increase would be spent on mandatory salary hikes and benefits for employees within the state court system.
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