ALBANY – Six of the newest Court of Appeals judges who gathered at Albany Law School for a rare discussion of their work Tuesday night spoke about the challenge for relative newcomers of finding their way on the state’s highest court.
All seven members of the court participated in the annual State Constitutional Commentary Symposium at Albany Law School, held in honor of Lawrence Cooke, a graduate of the law school who was the state’s chief judge from 1979 to 1984.
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