After a remarkably successful legislative session this year, the New York State Bar Association is seeking to put its weight behind another set of priorities before the Legislature next year, from changing New York’s laws on parole to a major overhaul of the state’s court system. 

Some of those priorities are evergreen issues for the State Bar Association, but the Legislature appears to be closer than ever to addressing a handful of long-sought goals of the group.

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