The state court system is struggling, with considerable success, to return to normalcy and maintain services even without its main command center at Beaver Street, according to Chief Administrative Judge A. Gail Prudenti (See Profile).
Prudenti said the system’s primary lingering issues from Hurricane Sandy stem from the disruption of services at 25 Beaver St. She said computer systems have been moved and are operational, and staff has been deployed to other facilities throughout the city.
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