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There Is A New Chief Judge of New York Court of Appeals In Town

By Mitchell H. Rubinstein

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Patterson Picks Chief Judge Nominee is an important Jan. 13, 2008 New York Times article which outlines Gov. Patterson's pick to pick a new Chief Judge to replace Judith Kaye. The nominee is Jonathan Lippman, the Chief Judge of the...

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