Susan Phillips Read acknowledges a certain wonder when reflecting on her years as associate judge on the state Court of Appeals—the 13 different colleagues, the thousands of decisions, having a voice at the conference table where some of the state's most important legal decisions were made.
August 24, 2015 at 11:00 AM
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ALBANY – Susan Phillips Read acknowledges a certain wonder when reflecting on her 12 1/2 years as associate judge on the state Court of Appeals—the 13 different colleagues, the thousands of decisions, having a voice at the conference table where some of the state’s most important legal decisions were made.
It ends when her resignation from the court takes effect Monday.
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