Leaders of a legislative subcommittee evaluating the Judiciary’s spending plan said Monday an agreement is imminent.
Senator Michael Nozzolio, a Republican from Seneca Falls, and Assemblyman Joseph Lentol, a Democrat from Brooklyn, said there are no significant unresolved differences and the Judiciary budget could be closed within a matter of days, despite the fact that the two chambers are $9 million apart.
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