Catherine Leahy Scott, former State Inspector General
Justices who serve on the Court of Claims are commonly appointed to also serve as acting justices of the state Supreme Court. The practice has been criticized in the past by lawmakers.
June 20, 2019 at 07:11 PM
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The State Senate confirmed 10 justices to the state Court of Claims on Thursday, all but two of which were reappointments to the statewide court.
Among the court’s two new justices is Catherine Leahy Scott, who was most recently the New York State Inspector General until she was replaced in the post earlier this year by a longtime aide to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
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