New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division

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New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division
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Court information
Judges:   60
Judicial selection
Method:   Commission-selection, political appointment
Term:   5 years or end of Supreme Court term
Active judges

Rolando Acosta  •  Richard Andrias  •  James Catterson  •  Leland DeGrasse  •  Helen Freedman  •  David Friedman  •  Luis Gonzalez  •  Angela Mazzarelli  •  Karla Moskowitz  •  Dianne Renwick  •  David Saxe  •  John Sweeny  •  Peter Tom  •  Cheryl Chambers  •  John Leventhal  •  Thomas Dickerson  •  Ruth Balkin  •  William E. McCarthy  •  Randall Eng  •  Ariel Belen  •  Daniel Angiolillo  •  Mark Dillon  •  Anita Florio  •  Edward Carni  •  Peter Skelos  •  Reinaldo Rivera  •  William Mastro  •  Leslie Stein  •  John Lahtinen  •  Robert Rose  •  Edward Spain  •  Karen Peters  •  Thomas Mercure  •  Salvatore Martoche  •  Henry Scudder  •  Nancy Smith  •  Erin Peradotto  •  John Centra  •  Rosalyn Richter  •  Eugene Fahey  •  Leonard Austin  •  Priscilla Hall  •  Plummer Lott  •  Stephen Lindley  •  Jeffrey A. Cohen  •  John C. Egan  •  Rose H. Sconiers  •  Gerald J. Whalen  •  James M. Catterson  •  Sallie Manzanet-Daniels  •  Sheri. S. Roman  •  Sandra L. Sgroi  •  Elizabeth A. Garry  •  Judith J. Gische  •  Paul G. Feinman  •  Sylvia O. Hinds-Radix  •  Robert J. Miller  •  Darcel D. Clark  •  Joseph D. Valentino  •  

The New York Supreme Court, Appellate Division is the intermediate appellate court in New York. It is the appellate arm of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. The appellate division is comprised of four departments.

Justices

The judges of the Court are referred to as "justices." They serve 14-year terms from and including the January 1st following their election and may serve until reaching the mandatory retirement age of 70.[1][2]

JudgeTermDivisionAppointed byParty
Justice Rolando Acosta2008-2016First DepartmentGov. Eliot Spitzer
Justice Richard Andrias1996-2015First DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice James CattersonRepublican
Justice Leland DeGrasse2008-2016First DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice Helen Freedman2008-2016First DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice David Friedman1999-2025First DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Presiding Justice Luis Gonzalez2002-2020First DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Angela Mazzarelli1994-2020First DepartmentGov. Mario Cuomo
Justice Karla Moskowitz2008-2019First Department
Justice Dianne Renwick2008-2016First Department
Justice David Saxe1998-2018First Department
Justice John Sweeny2004-2014First DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Peter Tom1994-2018First DepartmentGov. Mario Cuomo
Justice Cheryl Chambers2008-2013Second DepartmentGov. Eliot Spitzer
Justice John Leventhal2008-2022Second DepartmentGov. Eliot Spitzer
Justice Thomas Dickerson2006-2017Second Department
Justice Ruth Balkin2006-2018Second Department
Justice William E. McCarthy2009-2018Third DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Randall Eng2008-2018Second DepartmentGov. Andrew M. Cuomo
Justice Ariel Belen2008-2022Second Department
Justice Daniel Angiolillo2006-2013Second DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Mark Dillon2005-2013Second DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Anita Florio1994-2011Second DepartmentGov. Mario Cuomo
Justice Edward Carni2009-2015Fourth Department
Justice Peter Skelos2004-2026Second DepartmentRepublican
Justice Reinaldo Rivera2002-2019Second DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Presiding Justice William Mastro2002-2020Second DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Leslie Stein1994-2015Third Department
Justice John Lahtinen2000-2016Third DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Judge Robert Rose2000-2015Third Department
Justice Edward Spain1994-2011Third Department
Presiding Justice Karen Peters1994-2020Third DepartmentGov. Mario Cuomo
Justice Thomas Mercure1998-2023Third DepartmentRepublican
Justice Salvatore Martoche2004-2013Fourth DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Presiding Justice Henry Scudder2006-2024Fourth DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Nancy Smith1999-2025Fourth DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Erin Peradotto2006-2017Fourth DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice John Centra2006-2013Fourth DepartmentGov. George Pataki
Justice Rosalyn Richter2009-2016First Department
Justice Eugene Fahey1996-presentFourth Department
Justice Leonard Austin2009-2012Second DepartmentGov. David PatersonDemocratic
Justice Priscilla Hall2009-2021Second DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice Plummer Lott2009-2022Second DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice Stephen Lindley2010-2015Fourth DepartmentGov. David Patterson
Justice Jeffrey A. Cohen2010-2017Second DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice John C. Egan2010-2019Third DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice Rose H. Sconiers2010-2021Fourth DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Supreme Court Justice Gerald J. Whalen2006-2019Gov. Andrew Cuomo
Justice James M. Catterson2004-2013First Department
Justice Sallie Manzanet-Daniels2009-2015First DepartmentGov. David Paterson
Justice Sheri. S. Roman2009-2023Second Department
Justice Sandra L. Sgroi2009-2014Second Department
Justice Elizabeth A. Garry2009-2020Third Department
Supreme Court Justice Judith J. Gische2009-2022Gov. Andrew Cuomo
Supreme Court Justice Paul G. Feinman2008-2021Gov. Andrew Cuomo
Supreme Court Justice Sylvia O. Hinds-Radix2005-2018Gov. Andrew Cuomo
Justice Robert J. Miller2011-presentSecond Department
Supreme Court Justice Darcel D. Clark2006-2016Gov. Andrew Cuomo
Supreme Court Justice Joseph D. Valentino2012-presentGov. Andrew Cuomo

Former judges

Cardozo criticisms

Michael Cardozo, the top legal adviser to New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, said in a speech in December 2009 that while the state's trial judges are overworked and underpaid, they are also responsible for delays in decisions. Cardozo said that the "entire culture must be changed" to "improve judicial accountability and, with it, judicial performance." In response, 18 of 20 justices of the First Judicial Department of the Appellate Division of State Supreme Court published a letter in the New York Law Journal sharply dissenting from the tenor of Cardozo's remarks, saying that the remarks were “insulting,” “imperious” and “misguided”. Luis Gonzalez said, “We felt compelled to speak on behalf of the trial judges. Sometimes they may feel a lot more constrained, maybe even handcuffed, in response to criticism.[1]

References

2013

See also: New York judicial elections, 2013
To organize the columns, click on the arrows in the column heading.
CandidateIncumbencyOfficePrimary VoteElection Vote
CentraJohn Centra    YesFourth Department   

See also

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