Provides for the election of judges to the city-wide Courts of Civil and Criminal jurisdiction within the City of New York

This bill proposes changing how judges are selected for New York City's Family Court and the city-wide courts handling civil and criminal cases. Under the new plan, Family Court judges would be elected by voters in specific districts, while judges for the civil and criminal courts would be appointed by the mayor. The legislation also allows for the possibility of merging the civil and criminal courts into a single entity if requested by the mayor and city council. This change would replace the current system with a mix of direct voter elections and executive appointments for judicial roles.