Justices Bernard Malone Jr. and E. Michael Kavanagh, who sit in the Appellate Division, Third Department, and First Department Justice James Catterson were defeated on Nov. 6 in their reelection bids for Supreme Court, according to unofficial returns.
November 08, 2012 at 12:00 AM
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Two upstate appellate judges and a Long Island justice who sits on the appellate court in Manhattan were defeated on Nov. 6 in their reelection bids for Supreme Court, according to unofficial returns.
Justices Bernard Malone Jr. (See Profile) and E. Michael Kavanagh (See Profile), both Republicans who sit in the Appellate Division, Third Department in Albany, were beaten by Democrats Richard Mott and Stephan Schick.
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