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 amending the New York State Constitution to establish city-wide courts for civil and criminal cases in New York City, replacing current county-based systems. It specifies that civil court judges would be elected by voters from districts within the city's counties, while criminal court judges would be appointed by the mayor for ten-year terms. Family Court judges would also be elected by voters from districts, consistent with the civil court process. The bill allows the legislature to merge the civil and criminal courts into one unified court if requested by the mayor and city legislature, with all judges required to be city residents.