New York S10626 adds three new judicial districts within the fourth judicial department.

New York S10626 amends the judiciary law to create three new judicial districts within the fourth judicial department: the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth districts. The fourteenth district comprises Onondaga County, the fifteenth district comprises Monroe County, and the sixteenth district comprises Erie County. The bill also adjusts the number of justices in each judicial district and ensures that the creation of these new districts does not affect the rights, privileges, or compensation of existing officers or employees. The changes take effect on January 1, 2028.

New York S10626 adds three new judicial districts within the fourth judicial department.

New York S10626 amends the judiciary law to create three new judicial districts within the fourth judicial department: the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth districts. The fourteenth district comprises Onondaga County, the fifteenth district comprises Monroe County, and the sixteenth district comprises Erie County. The bill also adjusts the number of justices in each judicial district and ensures that the creation of these new districts does not affect the rights, privileges, or compensation of existing officers or employees. The changes take effect on January 1, 2028.