Will Gov. Andrew Cuomo seize the chance to return the Court of Appeals to Democratic control, even if it means denying reappointment to a widely respected Republican judge?
September 05, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – Will Gov. Andrew Cuomo seize the chance to return the Court of Appeals to Democratic control, even if it means denying reappointment to a widely respected Republican judge?
That’s the question legal observers are asking as the governor faces a pre-election obligation and opportunity that could define his approach to high court appointments.
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