Andra Ackerman made history this week when she became the first woman elected to serve as an Albany County judge, but she’s also planning to build a new legacy in the position by expanding a self-made mentoring program to courts statewide.

Since that program was created by Ackerman more than two years ago, it’s spread to a handful of courts in upstate New York and is likely to be adopted elsewhere in the coming years.

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