Colleagues, attorneys and litigants agree that when Appellate Division, Third Department, Justice Edward Spain hangs up his robes on Dec. 31, the court will lose a gracious, unassuming gentleman who has served as the heart of the court.
Spain (See Profile), 72, whose judicial career has spanned six presidents and six governors and yielded hundreds of opinions and a smattering of dissents is opting for retirement rather than an extended stay on the bench.
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