Retired New York Chief Judge Judith Kaye, a Jewish Groundbreaker, Dies at 77
Judith S. Kaye, the daughter of Jewish Polish immigrants who became New York State’s first woman chief judge, has died. She was 77. Kaye, who had cancer, died Wednesday night, said Acting New York Court of Appeals Chief Judge Eugene Pigott. In a statement, Gov. Andrew Cuomo noted Kaye’s “trailblazing” legacy. “Throughout her 25-year career…