Directs the legislature to ensure sufficient judges and justices in courts; requires a report on sufficiency and recommendations.
The bill amends the judiciary law to mandate that the legislature ensures each district and court has enough judges and justices to function efficiently. It considers factors such as population, case volume, case complexity, and delays. The chief administrator of the courts must report annually on the sufficiency of judges and justices and provide recommendations, which the legislature may act upon.
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