Three judges are leaving the court in a 10-month span. Legal experts say the shakeup is a critical moment for New York’s highest court.
March 29, 2021 at 02:21 PM
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Major turnover has begun for New York’s top court.
Judge Paul Feinman abruptly retired last week over health concerns and two other judges on the Court of Appeals, Leslie Stein and Eugene Fahey, are set to retire by the end of the year. That’s three judges leaving the court in a 10-month span, a shakeup that legal experts describe as a critical moment for New York’s highest court.
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