Supreme Court Justice Joseph Teresi (See Profile) of Albany said Wednesday that he will retire on June 26 after nearly 21 years on the bench.
Teresi’s exodus, coupled with the elevation of two of his colleagues to the Appellate Division, Third Department and the promotion of a third to an administrative post will leave Albany County without a full-time Supreme Court justice. Five Court of Claims judges are serving as acting Supreme Court justices in Albany.
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