Since Judge Shirley Troutman began participating in decisions in February, the court has been divided on several cases of note, highlighted by its recent split decision to invalidate New York's congressional and Senate maps as an unconstitutional gerrymander by state Democrats.
May 06, 2022 at 05:21 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Observers of the New York Court of Appeals have noticed a split along ideological lines the first few months of its present composition.
But unlike in the U.S. Supreme Court, the divide has less to do with politics, as all seven New York high court judges were appointed by Democratic governors, and only Judge Michael Garcia is a Republican.
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