Justice Paul Baisley Jr. NY Judge Rules Against Court System Austerity Plan, but Older Judges Remain Sidelined
"To simply argue that the Board has 'unfettered discretion' to deny any and all applicants for certification, and that the Board's actions 'are beyond judicial review' smacks of such alien concepts as the divine right of kings and papal infallibility," Baisley wrote in the ruling.
January 04, 2021 at 04:35 PM
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A Long Island judge has annulled an austerity measure that aims to force dozens of older New York judges off the bench.
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