New York State Bar Association president Sharon Stern Gerstman told a news conference in Albany that a constitutional convention is needed to fix a "confusing and inefficient" court system.
September 19, 2017 at 06:03 PM
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ALBANY – The New York State Bar Association on Tuesday kicked off its campaign in favor of a constitutional convention, arguing that it’s an opportunity to streamline the state’s court system.
At a news conference in Albany, state bar association president Sharon Stern Gerstman said a constitutional convention is needed to fix the “confusing and inefficient” court system in New York, which has 11 different trial courts.
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