State Senate Republicans said Thursday they would rather fund pay raises for state judges than provide an extra $15 million for civil legal services in the next state budget. But Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks told legislators that they should fund both.
February 05, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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ALBANY – State Senate Republicans said Thursday they would rather fund pay raises for state judges than provide an extra $15 million for civil legal services in the next state budget.
But Chief Administrative Judge Lawrence Marks told legislators that they should fund both.
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