On Thursday, after steering the Third Branch for more than 25 years, Jonathan Lippman will step down as the leader of the state's most powerful court, the Court of Appeals, and as the court system's chief administrator.
December 30, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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Retiring Chief Judge Says He Leaves Behind ‘Modern’ System That ‘Delivers Justice’
The 70-year-old Lippman said he’s been with the courts so long—more than 40 years in all, since his first job as a court attorney in Manhattan—that he predates the establishment of the judicial system in its current form. “It’s a modern, transparent, forward-looking judiciary that is a totally different world than the one that I came into. I think I represent, to some degree, an end to that era,” Lippman said.
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