Silver works as deputy chief administrative judge for the New York City courts, where he handles the daily operations of trial courts in the city.
September 21, 2021 at 03:30 PM
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Administrative Judge George Silver is set to retire from the bench at the end of September and become the second high-level court official to leave in a matter of weeks.
Silver works as deputy chief administrative judge for the New York City courts, where he handles the daily operations of trial courts in the city.
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