Leaders of two court officer unions hope to appeal to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s drive for fiscal responsibility in the coming months as his administration crafts its executive budget.

They want somebody—anybody—to take a closer look at how the state’s court system is spending the roughly $3 billion allocated to it through the state budget each year, saying more could be done with the same amount.

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