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A state judge in Manhattan ruled yesterday that a lawsuit brought by four judges suing for a pay raise may proceed on a separation of powers claim. A similar ruling by an acting justice in Albany allowed a suit by three other judges to proceed on the same theory, but Supreme Court Justice Edward Lehner's reasoning and language suggested a significantly lower level of proof will be needed for the judges to prevail.
February 06, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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