Judge Victoria Graffeo said Monday that she will seek reappointment to the state's highest court when her term expires this year. If selected, Graffeo, a Republican, would be able to remain on the bench another eight years.
April 22, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Senior Associate Court of Appeals Judge Victoria Graffeo (See Profile) said Monday that she will seek reappointment to the state’s highest court when her term expires at the end of November.
Graffeo said she will apply to the Commission on Judicial Nomination in hopes of retaining the position she has held since her 2000 appointment by then Gov. George Pataki. Her term expires Nov. 30.
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