If he is elected, however, it seems naive to assume that party leaders won't also pressure him to deliver judicial assignments or legislative favors that might benefit the donors they depend upon.
In Hearing Room 387 at Queens Family Court, lawyers who jam into the closet-sized chamber have had to settle for a not-so-judicial-sounding seat assignment: the windowsill.
The union, the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, had sought to have the promotions reversed, arguing that they violated a judicial order barring the department from awarding "special assignment pay or merit pay in any form" without negotiating with the union.
Stanley Ostrau, Assignment Judge of New York Supreme Court, as a Judicial Hearing Officer where he served until his retirement at age 85.
Abortion, the census, judicial nominations, his proposed $1.6 trillion tax cut over 10 years and the divvying up of committee assignments in the closely divided House all came up, as well.
There is judicial relief.
Compare judicial activism.
A judicial dismemberment?
