Judiciary defends budget request above cap

By: Denise M. Champagne February 6, 2014 Comments Off

The Office of Court Administration did everything it could to submit a budget request with the smallest possible increase, Chief Administrative Judge A. Gail Prudenti testified Wednesday at the Legislative Office Building in Albany. The judiciary budget request represents a 2.5 percent increase, or half a percent more than the 2 percent cap Gov. Andrew M. ...

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Judiciary defends budget request above cap

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