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NY Pub Health L § 3512 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 3 - Violations; Penalties 3512 - Penalties.

§ 3512. Penalties. 1. It shall be a misdemeanor for a person to:  (a)  sell  or fraudulently obtain or furnish a radiologic technologist diploma, license, record or certificate of registration  or  intravenous contrast administration certificate;  (b)  practice radiologic technology under cover of a diploma, license, registration or certificate illegally or fraudulently obtained or signed or issued unlawfully, or under fraudulent representation or  mistake  of fact in material regard;  (c) practice radiologic technology under a false or assumed name;  (d)  practice  or  act  as  entitled to practice radiologic technology without a valid license or certificate, without a license appropriate to the purposes for which radiation is applied on human  beings,  or  after having  been  convicted  of  a felony which has not been reported to the department; or  (e) otherwise violate any of the provisions of this article.   2. Such misdemeanor shall be punishable by imprisonment for  not  more than  one year or by a fine not to exceed two thousand dollars for every such violation, or by both such fine and imprisonment for each  separate violation.   3. All violations of this article, when reported to the department and duly  substantiated  by affidavits or other satisfactory evidence, shall be investigated and if the report is found to be true and the  complaint substantiated,  the  department  shall  report  such  violation  to  the attorney general and request prompt prosecution of such violation.   4. In the prosecution of any criminal action  for  violation  of  this article  by  the  attorney  general  or  his or her deputy, the attorney general or his or her deputy may exercise all the powers and perform all the duties with  respect  to  such  actions  or  proceedings  which  the district  attorney would otherwise be authorized or required to exercise or perform, and in such action or proceeding the district attorney shall only exercise such powers and perform such duties as are required of him or her by the  attorney  general  or  the  deputy  attorney  general  so attending.
NY Pub Health L § 3513 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 3 - Violations; Penalties 3513 - Disposition of Fees, Fines, Penalties and Other Moneys.

§ 3513. Disposition of fees, fines, penalties and other moneys. 1. All fees,  fines,  penalties  and other moneys derived from the operation of this article shall be paid to the department and shall be  paid  by  the department  to the radiological health protection account as established pursuant to chapter  fifty-four  of  the  laws  of  two  thousand  three enacting the health and mental hygiene budget.   2. Moneys received pursuant to this article may be refunded within one year  from  the  receipt thereof on proof satisfactory to the department that:  (a) such moneys were in excess of the amounts required by law; or  (b) the examination for which application was made and for which a fee was paid was denied.   3. Such refund shall, upon audit and warrant of  the  comptroller,  be paid  by  the  department  out  of  any  moneys  in  the  custody of the department received pursuant to this article.
NY Pub Health L § 3514 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 3 - Violations; Penalties 3514 - Injunctive Relief.

§  3514.  Injunctive  relief.  The  attorney  general may apply to the   supreme court within the judicial district in which a violation of  this   article   is  alleged  to  have  occurred  for  an  order  enjoining  or   restraining  commission  or  continuance  of  the  acts  complained  of.   Thereupon  the court shall have jurisdiction of the proceeding and shall   have power to grant such temporary relief or  restraining  order  as  it   deems  just  and proper.  In any such proceeding it shall be unnecessary   to allege or prove that an adequate remedy at law does not exist or that   irreparable damage would result if such  order  were  not  granted.  The   remedy provided by this section shall be in addition to any other remedy   provided by law.
NY Pub Health L § 3516 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 4 - Construction 3516 - Use of X-Rays With Respect to Dental Services.

§  3516.  Use  of  x-rays  with respect to dental services. The use of   x-rays, performed in the course of dental  services,  shall  be  limited   solely  to  diagnostic purposes and shall not be used for the purpose of   verifying  services  performed  for  which  requests  for  payment  were   submitted to third party payors. Nothing in this section shall limit the   use of radiographic films or duplicates thereof.
NY Pub Health L § 3517 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 4 - Construction 3517 - Separability.

§  3517.  Separability. If any clause, sentence, paragraph, section or   part of this article  shall  be  adjudged  by  any  court  of  competent   jurisdiction  to  be  invalid, the judgment shall not affect, impair, or   invalidate the remainder thereof, but shall be confined in its operation   to the clause, sentence, paragraph, section  or  part  thereof  directly   involved  in  the  controversy  in  which  the  judgment shall have been   rendered.
NY Pub Health L § 4100-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 1 - General Provisions 4100-A - Definitions.

§ 4100-a. Definitions. As used or referred to in this article:1.  The term "certified copy" means a photographic reproduction in the   form of a photocopy or a microfilm print of the original certificate  or   electronically produced print of the original certificate, commencing on   or  after  the  implementation  date  under  section  forty-one  hundred   forty-eight of this  title,  and  certified  by  the  commissioner,  his   designated  representative,  a  local  registrar,  deputy  registrar  or   sub-registrar as a true copy thereof.2. The term "certified transcript" means a computer generated or other   reproduction of information abstracted from the original state or  local   record  the elements of which shall be as determined by the commissioner   and certified by the  commissioner,  his  designated  representative,  a   local  registrar  or a deputy registrar as being an accurate abstract of   information contained in the original record.3. The term "certification of birth"  means  a  certification  that  a   certificate  of  birth  is on file and shall contain only the name, sex,   date of birth and place of birth of the person to whom  it  relates  and   none  of  the  other  data on a certificate of birth. When issued by the   local registrar or his deputy, it shall also contain the date of  filing   of  the  certificate of birth. When issued by the commissioner or by his   designated representative, it shall also contain the dates of filing  in   the   local  registration  district,  or  a  statement  that  the  birth   certificate was filed within one year of the date of birth, and  in  the   state department of health of the original certificate of birth.4. A "certification of death" shall contain only the name, the date of   death, and the place of death of the person to whom it relates, the date   of  filing  in  the local registration district, or a statement that the   death certificate was filed within one year of the death of  the  person   to  whom  it  relates,  and none of the other data on the certificate of   death.5. The term "electronic death  registration  system"  means  the  data   system created and maintained by the department for collecting, storing,   recording,   transmitting,   amending,   correcting  and  authenticating   information,  as  necessary  and  appropriate  to   complete   a   death   registration,  and  to  generate  such  documents  as  determined by the   department, including permits  or  certificates,  relating  to  a  death   occurring in this state.
NY Pub Health L § 4101 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 1 - General Provisions 4101 - Vital Statistics; Enforcement.

§  4101.  Vital statistics; enforcement. 1. The commissioner is hereby   charged with the execution of the provisions  of  this  article  and  is   hereby granted supervisory power over registrars, deputy registrars, and   subregistrars, to the extent that there shall be uniform compliance with   all of the requirements of this article.2.  Each  registrar  is  hereby  charged  with  the enforcement of the   provisions of this article  in  his  registration  district,  under  the   supervision  and  direction  of  the  commissioner.  He  shall  make  an   immediate report to the commissioner of any violation of  any  provision   of  this  article  coming  to  his  knowledge,  by  observation, or upon   complaint of any person, or otherwise.3.  The  commissioner,  either  personally   or   by   an   accredited   representative,   shall   have   authority   to   investigate  cases  of   irregularity, or violation of law, and all  registrars  shall  aid  him,   upon request, in such investigations.4.  When  he  shall  deem  it necessary, the commissioner shall report   cases of violation of any of the  provisions  of  this  article  to  the   district  attorney  of  the  county,  with  a statement of the facts and   circumstances.  When  any  such  case  is  reported  to   him   by   the   commissioner,   the  district  attorney  shall  forthwith  initiate  and   promptly proceed  with  the  necessary  court  proceedings  against  the   person,  firm  or  corporation  responsible for the alleged violation of   law.5. Upon request of the commissioner, the attorney general shall assist   in the enforcement of the provisions of this article.
NY Pub Health L § 4102 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 1 - General Provisions 4102 - Vital Statistics; Violations; Penalties.

§  4102.  Vital statistics; violations; penalties. 1. Any person shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall for the first offense be fined not less than  five  dollars  nor  more  than fifty  dollars and for each subsequent offense not less than ten dollars or more than one hundred dollars or be imprisoned in the county jail not more than sixty days, or be both fined and imprisoned in the  discretion of  the  court,  who for himself or as an officer, agent, or employee of any other person, or of any corporation or partnership, shall:  (a) refuse or  fail  to  furnish  correctly  any  information  in  his possession, or shall furnish false information affecting any certificate or record, required by this article; or,  (b)  wilfully  alter,  otherwise  than is provided by this article, or shall  falsify  any  certificate  of  birth  or  death,  or  any  record established by this article; or,  (c)  being required by this article to fill out a certificate of death and file the same with the local registrar, or deliver it, upon request, to any person charged with the duty of  filing  the  same,  shall  fail, neglect  or  refuse  to perform such duty in the manner required by this article; or,  (d) inter, cremate, or otherwise finally dispose of the dead body of a human being, or permit the same to be done, or shall  remove  said  body from  the  primary  registration district in which the death occurred or the body was found, without the authority of a burial or removal  permit issued  by  the  local  registrar  of  the  district  in which the death occurred, or in which the body was found, except as provided in  section four thousand one hundred forty-four of this article; or,  (e)  being a registrar, deputy registrar, or subregistrar, shall fail, neglect or refuse to perform his duty as required by this article and by the instructions and directions of the commissioner thereunder.   2. Whenever any physician, nurse-midwife, or other person  shall  fail or  neglect  properly  to  record  and  file  a  certificate of birth as required by this article such person shall be liable to a penalty of not less than five dollars nor more than fifty dollars  for  the  first  and second  offenses, which penalty may be recovered by an action brought by the commissioner in any court of competent jurisdiction, and  for  every subsequent  offense,  such  person  shall  be  guilty  of a misdemeanor, punishable by a fine of not less than ten  nor  more  than  one  hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than sixty days, or both.
NY Pub Health L § 4103 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 1 - General Provisions 4103 - Vital Statistics; Evidence.

§  4103.  Vital  statistics;  evidence.  1.  Certified copies of birth   certificates, certification of birth, certified or verified  transcripts   of  birth  certificates,  certificates  of birth data or certificates of   registration of birth shall be accepted by public school authorities  in   this  state  as  prima facie evidence of age of children registering for   school attendance, and by the legally constituted authorities  as  prima   facie proof of age for the issuance of employment certificates, provided   that  when it is not possible to secure such certified copy of the birth   certificate, certification of birth, certified or verified transcript of   the birth certificate, certificate  of  birth  data  or  certificate  of   registration  of  birth for any child, the school authorities may accept   as secondary proof of age any of the kinds of evidence specified in  the   labor law.2.  Any copy of the record of a birth or of a death or any certificate   of registration of birth or any certification of  birth,  when  properly   certified  by  the local registrar, shall be prima facie evidence of the   facts therein stated in all  courts  and  places  and  in  all  actions,   proceedings, or applications, judicial, administrative or otherwise, and   any  such certificate of registration of birth or any such certification   of birth shall be accepted with the same force and effect  with  respect   to  the  facts  therein stated as the original certificate of birth or a   certified copy thereof.3. A certified copy of the record of a birth or death, a certification   of birth or death, a transcript of  a  birth  or  death  certificate,  a   certificate  of  birth  data  or a certificate of registration of birth,   when properly certified by the commissioner or persons authorized to act   for him, shall be prima facie evidence in all courts and places  of  the   facts therein stated.
NY Pub Health L § 4104 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 1 - General Provisions 4104 - Vital Statistics; Application of Article.

§  4104.  Vital  statistics; application of article. The provisions of   this article except for the provisions contained  in  paragraph  (i)  of   subdivision  two  and  subdivision  four  of  section  four thousand one   hundred, section four thousand one hundred  three,  subdivision  two  of   section four thousand one hundred thirty-five, section four thousand one   hundred  thirty-five-b,  subdivision  eight of section four thousand one   hundred  seventy-four,  paragraphs  (b)  and  (e)  of  subdivision  one,   paragraph  (a)  and  (b) of subdivision three, and subdivisions five and   eight of section four thousand  one  hundred  thirty-eight,  subdivision   eleven  of  section  four thousand one hundred thirty-eight-c, paragraph   (b)  of  subdivision  three  of  section  four  thousand   one   hundred   thirty-eight-d,  section  four  thousand  one hundred thirty-eight-e and   section four thousand one hundred seventy-nine of  this  article,  shall   not apply to the city of New York.
NY Pub Health L § 4120 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 2 - Registration Districts: Registrars, Physicians, Midwives and Funeral Directors 4120 - Vital Statistics; Registration Districts; Establishment.

§  4120.  Vital statistics; registration districts; establishment.  1. Except as otherwise provided in this article,  each  city,  incorporated village  and  town  in  the  state  shall  constitute a separate primary registration district, except that the commissioner  may  designate  any county,  except  those  comprising  the  city  of New York, as a primary registration district with the approval of the board of  supervisors  of such county.   2. To facilitate registration, the commissioner may:  (a)  with  the approval of the legislative body of the county in which each  affected  district  is  located,  combine  two  or  more   primary registration districts into a single primary registration district; or,  (b)  divide one primary registration district into two or more primary registration districts; or,  (c) establish any state hospital, charitable or penal institution as a primary registration district.   3. Whenever a county or part-county primary registration district  has been established or two or more primary registration districts have been combined,  the  records  of birth and death and all papers pertaining to such records in the possession  of  the  original  primary  registration district   or   districts  shall  be  transferred  as  directed  by  the commissioner.
NY Pub Health L § 4122 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 2 - Registration Districts: Registrars, Physicians, Midwives and Funeral Directors 4122 - Vital Statistics; Deputy Registrars and Subregistrars; Appointment.

§   4122.  Vital  statistics;  deputy  registrars  and  subregistrars;   appointment. 1. Immediately upon his  acceptance  of  appointment,  each   registrar of vital statistics shall appoint a deputy whose duty it shall   be  to  act  in  his stead in case of his absence or inability, and such   deputy shall accept such appointment, in writing, and be subject to  the   provisions  of  this  article  and  all  rules and regulations governing   registrars.2. When it appears necessary for the convenience of the people in  any   district,  the  registrar  is  authorized,  with  the  approval  of  the   commissioner, to  appoint  one  or  more  suitable  persons  to  act  as   subregistrars,  who  shall  be  authorized  to  receive  birth and death   certificates and to issue burial or removal  permits  in  and  for  such   portions   of   the  district  as  may  be  designated,  and  each  such   subregistrar shall note on each certificate over his signature the  date   of  filing  and shall forward all certificates to the local registrar of   the district within three days, and in all cases before the third day of   the following month.
NY Pub Health L § 4123 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 2 - Registration Districts: Registrars, Physicians, Midwives and Funeral Directors 4123 - Vital Statistics; Registrars; Term of Office; Oath; Removal.

§  4123.  Vital statistics; registrars; term of office; oath; removal.   1. Unless the charter of the city or village  shall  provide  otherwise,   the  term  of  office  of  a registrar of vital statistics shall be four   years, except that in a town or village of  the  first  class  operating   under  the  general town or village law, the term of office of registrar   of vital statistics shall be coterminous with the term of office of  the   town  or  village  clerk,  as  the  case may be. The term of office of a   county or part-county registrar shall be coterminous with  that  of  the   county  commissioner of health or public health director. If there be no   county commissioner of health or public health director, then  the  term   of office of such county or part-county registrar shall be as determined   by the board of supervisors of such county.2.  Each  registrar  of  vital  statistics shall hold office until his   successor is appointed and shall have qualified.3.  Any  registrar,  deputy  registrar  or   subregistrar   of   vital   statistics, who fails or neglects to discharge efficiently the duties of   his  office  in  accordance  with  the provisions of this article or the   regulations of the public health council, or to make prompt and complete   returns of births and deaths  as  required  thereby,  shall  be  removed   forthwith  by  the  commissioner or by the person or board authorized by   law to appoint such registrar, deputy registrar or subregistrar.    Such   other penalties may be imposed upon him as are provided by this article.4.  Notwithstanding  any  other  provisions of the laws of this state,   each registrar, deputy registrar and subregistrar  of  vital  statistics   shall  file his oath of office with the clerk or clerks of the county or   counties in which his registration district is located.
NY Pub Health L § 4130 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 41 - Vital Statistics Title 3 - Registration of Births 4130 - Births; Registration.

§ 4130. Births; registration. 1. Live birth is defined as the complete   expulsion  or  extraction  from  its  mother of a product of conception,   irrespective of the duration of pregnancy, which, after such separation,   breathes or shows any other evidence of life  such  as  beating  of  the   heart,  pulsation  of  the  umbilical  cord,  or  definite  movement  of   voluntary muscles, whether or not the umbilical cord has been cut or the   placenta is attached; each product of such a birth  is  considered  live   born.2.  The  birth  of  each  child  born  alive  in  this  state shall be   registered within five days after the date of birth by filing  with  the   registrar  of  the district in which the birth occurred a certificate of   such birth, which certificate shall be upon the form prescribed therefor   by the commissioner.3. In each case where a physician or nurse-midwife was  in  attendance   upon  the birth, it shall be the duty of such physician or nurse-midwife   to file said certificate.4. In each case where there  was  no  physician  or  nurse-midwife  in   attendance  upon the birth, it shall be the duty of the father or mother   of the child, the householder or owner of the premises where  the  birth   occurred,  or  the director or person in charge of the public or private   institution where the birth occurred, each in the  order  named,  within   five days after the date of such birth, to report to the local registrar   the fact of such birth and to file said certificate.5.  When  a  birth  occurs in a hospital, the person in charge of such   hospital or his designated  representative  shall  obtain  the  personal   data,  prepare  the  certificate,  secure the signatures required by the   certificate and file it with the registrar. The physician in  attendance   or  a physician acting in his behalf shall certify to the facts of birth   and provide the medical information required by the  certificate  within   five days after the birth.