Should the choice of the next chief judge of New York’s highest court shift the court in a new direction? Or should the priority be a choice that buys the Court of Appeals “longterm legitimacy”?
Whatever needs are stressed, those who have a role in the selection of a new leader for the judicial branch seem to be poised to take the choice more seriously than ever, said one key court-watcher.
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