Governor Andrew Cuomo on Friday signed the Judiciary budget, leaving completely intact the spending plan proposed by the Office of Court Administration and approved by the Legislature.
While Cuomo did use his line-item veto power to eliminate several items in other budgets—mostly for technical reasons such as appropriations that duplicated other appropriations—he did not touch the Judiciary budget. The $1.81 billion fiscal 2014-15 budget is the first in five years to include an increase.
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