Four State Amendments Explained for New York
Mina M Breuere outlines Article V and VIII changes abolishing many constitutional offices and creating twenty civil departments led by the governor. The plan trims elective offices to four and consolidates duties to reduce duplication, with education and farms and markets partly fixed, and new commissions limited.
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New York State Judicial Term Reforms Proposed
The proposed amendment outlines extended fourteen year terms for county judges in New York City and surrogates, with changes to Court of Appeals jurisdiction and appellate procedure. It also raises County Court and City Court civil jurisdiction to 3000, expands City Court justice numbers, and shifts salaries to legislature. A State Law Reporting Bureau would standardize court reports.
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