Title JUD, Judiciary

§ 191. Power of county judge to hear special proceeding that supreme\ncourt justice can hear at chambers. A county judge within his county\nhas the power to, and upon proper application shall, at a reasonable\ntime, hear and determine any special proceeding which a supreme court…

§ 193. Incapacity, disqualification or absence of the county judges of\nSuffolk, Dutchess, Ulster and Schenectady counties. If the county judge\nof Suffolk county, Dutchess county, Ulster county or Schenectady county\nis for any reason incapacitated, disqualified, or incapable t…

§ 194. Printing calendar of county court. A county court may, from\ntime to time, by order, require the clerk to cause to be printed for the\nuse of the members and officers thereof, the necessary copies of the\ncalendar of causes, prepared for a term of the court. But this sect…

§ 195. County court seal. The seal kept by the county clerk of each\ncounty except in the county of New York, shall continue to be the seal\nof the county court in that county.\n The provisions of this section shall not be applicable in those cases\nwhere special provisions are …

§ 197. Appointment of confidential clerks by county judges of Kings,\nQueens, Erie, Monroe, Nassau, Onondaga, Rockland, Dutchess and Saint\nLawrence counties and by special county judge of Erie county. Each of\nthe county judges of the counties of Kings, Queens, Erie, Monroe,\nN…

§ 198. Appointment of stenographers of county courts. The county\njudge, or a majority of the county judges, of each of the county courts,\nmay, subject to the approval of the appropriate appellate division,\nappoint and at pleasure remove stenographers of said court. The county…

§ 2. Courts of record. Each of the following courts of the state is a\ncourt of record:\n 1. The court for the trial of impeachments.\n 2. A court on the judiciary.\n 3. The court of appeals.\n 4. The appellate division of the supreme court in each department.\n 5. The supreme c…

§ 2-a. Jurisdiction and powers of courts continued. Each court of the\nstate shall continue to exercise the jurisdiction and powers now vested\nin it by law, according to the course and practice of the court, except\nas otherwise prescribed by statute or rules adopted in conform…

§ 2-b. General powers of courts of record. A court of record has power\n 1. to issue a subpoena requiring the attendance of a person found in\nthe state to testify in a cause pending in that court, subject, however,\nto the limitations prescribed by law with respect to the porti…

§ 20. Ex officio judge must not be interested in costs or compensation\nof attorneys or counsellors in his court. An ex officio judge shall not,\ndirectly or indirectly, be interested in the costs, or the compensation\nof an attorney or counsellor, in the court of which he is ex…

§ 200. Power of county judges of certain counties to appoint criers\nfor courts of record. The county judge of each county, except Kings and\nErie, from time to time, may appoint and at pleasure remove, a crier for\nthe courts of record held in his county, other than the appella…

§ 202. Power of county judge of Erie county to appoint court\nattendant. The county judge of Erie county may appoint, and at pleasure\nremove, one court officer to attend his court in said county, and to\nperform such duties in respect thereto as the said county judge may\npresc…

§ 203. Appointment of court attendant by special county judge of Erie\ncounty. The special county judge of the county of Erie may appoint and\nat pleasure remove one court officer to attend his court in said county\nand to perform such duties in respect thereto as the said speci…

§ 204. Power of county judge of Nassau county to appoint court\nofficers. The county judge of the county of Nassau may appoint and at\npleasure remove all clerks, attendants, messengers and court officers in\nthe county court in said county, who shall perform such duties in\nres…

§ 207. Retirement of officers and employees by the judges of the\ncounty court of Kings county. 1. The judges of the county court of the\ncounty of Kings are hereby authorized, in their discretion, to retire\nany clerk, deputy clerk, assistant clerk, record clerk, stenographer,\…

§ 208. Retirement of officers and employees by the judges of the court\nof general sessions of the county of New York. 1. The judges of the\ncourt of general sessions of the county of New York are hereby\nauthorized, in their discretion, to retire any clerk, deputy clerk,\nassis…

§ 21. Judge other than of court of appeals or appellate division not\nto decide question argued during his absence. A judge other than a judge\nof the court of appeals, or of the appellate division of the supreme\ncourt, shall not decide or take part in the decision of a questio…

§ 210. Administrative officers of the unified court system. 1. The\nchief judge of the court of appeals shall be the chief judge of the\nstate of New York and shall be the chief judicial officer of the unified\ncourt system.\n 2. The administrative board of the courts shall cons…

§ 211. Administrative functions of the chief judge of the court of\nappeals. 1. The chief judge, after consultation with the administrative\nboard, shall establish standards and administrative policies for general\napplication to the unified court system throughout the state, in…

§ 211-a. Required reports in capital cases. The court of appeals shall\npromulgate rules to ensure that in every criminal action in which a\ndefendant is indicted for the commission of an offense defined in\nsection 125.27 of the penal law, the clerk of the trial court shall\npr…

§ 212. Functions of the chief administrator of the courts. 1. The\nchief administrator of the courts, on behalf of the chief judge, shall\nsupervise the administration and operation of the unified court system.\nIn the exercise of such responsibility, the chief administrator sha…

§ 213. Functions of the administrative board of the courts. 1. The\nadministrative board shall consult with the chief judge with respect to\nthe establishment of administrative standards and policies for general\napplication throughout the state, in accordance with section\ntwen…

§ 214. Judicial conference of the state of New York. 1. The judicial\nconference of the state of New York is hereby continued. It shall\nconsist of the chief judge of the court of appeals who shall serve as\nchairman, the presiding justice of the appellate division of each\njudi…

§ 214-a. Functions of the judicial conference. The judicial conference\nshall:\n 1. study and recommend changes in laws, statutes and rules relating to\ncivil, criminal and family law practice which, in its opinion, will\npromote simplicity in procedure, the just determination o…

§ 215. Special provisions applicable to appropriations made to the\njudiciary in the legislature and judiciary budget. 1. The amount\nappropriated for any program within a major purpose within the schedule\nof appropriations made to the judiciary in any fiscal year in the\nlegis…

§ 216. Additional duties of the chief administrator; certain cases. 1.\nThe chief administrator of the courts shall designate the appropriate\npersons, including but not limited to district attorneys, criminal and\nfamily court clerks, corporation counsels, county attorneys, vic…

§ 217. Judicial associations; functions. There shall be a judicial\nassociation for each of the courts of the unified court system. The\nmembers of each association shall be the justices of the supreme court,\nthe judges of the court of claims, the county court, the surrogate's\…

* § 218. Audio-visual coverage of judicial proceedings. 1.\nAuthorization. Notwithstanding the provisions of section fifty-two of\nthe civil rights law and subject to the provisions of this section, the\nchief judge of the state or his designee may authorize an experimental\npro…

§ 219. Capital plans for court facilities. The chief executive officer\nof each political subdivision of the state specified in paragraph (a) of\nsubdivision two of section thirty-nine of this chapter shall, not later\nthan twenty-four months after the effective date of this sec…

§ 219-a. The New York state judicial institute. 1. There shall be\nestablished a New York state judicial institute (hereinafter referred to\nin this section as the "institute"). This institute shall serve as a\ncontinuing statewide center for the provision of education, training…

§ 219-b. The New York state court officer academy. 1. There shall be\nestablished a New York state court officer academy (hereinafter referred\nto in this section as the "academy"). This academy shall serve as a\ncenter for the provision of education and training to New York sta…

§ 219-c. Crimes involving sexual assault and the sexual abuse of\nminors; judicial training. The office of court administration shall\nprovide training for judges and justices with respect to crimes\ninvolving sexual assault, and the sexual abuse of minors.\n

§ 219-d. Rules reviving certain actions; sexual offenses against\nchildren. The chief administrator of the courts shall promulgate rules\nfor the timely adjudication of revived actions brought pursuant to\nsection two hundred fourteen-g of the civil practice law and rules.\n

§ 219-e. Rules reviving certain actions; sexual offenses. The chief\nadministrator of the courts shall promulgate rules for the timely\nadjudication of revived actions brought pursuant to section two hundred\nfourteen-j of the civil practice law and rules.\n

§ 22. Certificates as to year of birth to be filed by certain judicial\nofficers. Every judge, justice and surrogate of a court of record or not\nof record, except a town justice or a village justice must, within ten\ndays after he enters on the duties of his office, execute and…

§ 220. Compensation of judges and justices to be a state charge. The\nsalaries and expenses of judges and justices of the unified court\nsystem, except justices of town and village courts, shall be paid by the\nstate subject to the provisions of section thirty-nine of this chapt…

§ 221. Salary of judges of the court of appeals. The annual salaries\nof the chief judge and associate judges of the court of appeals shall be\nas follows:\nChief Judge 156,000\nAssociate Judge 151,200\n

§ 221-a. Salary of justices of the appellate divisions of supreme\ncourt. The annual salaries of the presiding justices and associate\njustices of the appellate divisions of the supreme court shall be as\nfollows:\nPresiding Justice 147,600\nAssociate Justice 144,000\n…

§ 221-b. Salary of justices of the supreme court. The annual salary of\na justice of the supreme court shall be as follows:\nJustice 136,700\n

§ 221-bb. Additional compensation of justices of the supreme court;\nservice in appellate term. A justice of the supreme court who shall be\ndesignated by the appellate division of the supreme court to serve in an\nappellate term in the manner provided in section eight of articl…

§ 221-c. Salary of judges of the court of claims. The annual salaries\nof the presiding judge and judges of the court of claims shall be as\nfollows:\nPresiding Judge 144,000\nJudge 136,700\n

§ 221-d. Salary of judges of the county court. The annual salary of\neach judge of a county court shall be as follows:\nCounty\nAlbany 131,400\nAllegany 119,800\nBroome 119,800\nCattaraugus 119,800\nCayuga 122,700\nChautauqua 119,800\nChemung 119,800\nChenango 119,800\nClinton 1…

§ 221-e. Salary of judges of the family court. The annual salary of\neach judge of a family court shall be as follows:\nCounty\nAlbany 119,800\nBroome 125,600\nBronx 136,700\nChautauqua 119,800\nChemung 119,800\nDutchess 125,600\nErie 125,600\nFulton 119,800\nGenesee 119,800\nHe…

§ 221-f. Salary of judges of the surrogate's court. The annual salary\nof each judge of a surrogate's court shall be as follows:\nCounty\nAlbany 119,800\nBroome 119,800\nBronx 136,700\nCayuga 119,800\nChautauqua 119,800\nClinton 121,200\nDutchess 135,800\nErie 129,900\nJefferson…

§ 221-g. Salary of judges of the civil court of the city of New York\nand the criminal court of the city of New York. The annual salaries of\njudges of the civil court of the city of New York and of the criminal\ncourt of the city of New York shall be as follows:\nJudge of the C…

§ 221-h. Salary of judges of the district court. The annual salaries\nof the presidents of the boards of judges and judges of the district\ncourt in Nassau and Suffolk counties shall be as follows:\nDistrict Court in\nNassau County\nPresident of the\nBoard of Judges 126,900\nJud…

§ 221-i. Salary of judges of the city courts outside the city of New\nYork. Except as otherwise provided by chapter five hundred sixty-seven\nof the laws of two thousand ten, the annual salary of each judge of a\ncity court outside the city of New York shall be as follows (where…

§ 222. Expenses of judges and justices. Notwithstanding any other\nprovision of law, and subject to such rules and regulations as the chief\nadministrator shall prescribe:\n (a) each judge of the court of appeals, each justice of the supreme\ncourt, including the justices of the…

§ 223. Compensation of deputy chief administrators of the courts and\ndeputy or assistant administrative judges. (a) A judge who is designated\nthe deputy chief administrator of the courts for the city of New York,\nand a judge who is designated the deputy chief administrator of…

§ 224. Compensation of judges on temporary assignment. Every\nstate-paid judge or justice of the unified court system who is assigned\nfrom the court to which he or she was elected or appointed to another\ncourt or who is assigned to perform judicial duties at a location\noutsid…