Chief Judge Rowan Wilson speaks on Oct. 30, honoring individual attorneys and law firms for their outstanding and sustained achievements in pro bono services. Courtesy photo.
The first requested judiciary budget under New York Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson asks state lawmakers for more than $3.7 billion, including $2.7 billion in operating costs, for the fiscal year beginning on April 1.
It’s an increase from this year’s $3.4 billion budget, with portions of the requested 5% increase to operate the system dedicated to plugging holes in family and housing courts, while adding judicial and nonjudicial posts, including court officers, throughout the state.
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