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2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 310 - Duties of Stenographers to Justices of Supreme Court in Third and Fourth Judicial Districts.

§  310.  Duties of stenographers to justices of supreme court in third
  and fourth judicial districts. The stenographer to each of the  justices
  of  the  supreme  court  in  the  third  and  fourth judicial districts,
  appointed pursuant to  section  one  hundred  and  fifty-eight  of  this
  chapter,  must  attend and perform all such services, as may be required
  of him in reporting, writing out, copying and otherwise assisting in all
  judicial proceedings before the justice  appointing  him,  and  also  in
  transmitting  papers  to  the county clerk's office in said district for
  filing and entry therein.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 311 - Appointment of Assistant Stenographer in Kings County.

§  311.  Appointment  of  assistant  stenographer  in  Kings county. A
  stenographer, appointed as prescribed in subdivision one of section  one
  hundred  and  fifty-nine  of this chapter by the justices of the supreme
  court residing in the county of Kings, may,  with  the  consent  of  the
  judge  holding  or  presiding  at a special or trial term of the supreme
  court, employ an assistant-stenographer to aid him in the  discharge  of
  his  duties  at  that  term,  whose  compensation  must  be  paid by the
  stenographer and shall not become a county charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 312 - Salary of Stenographers Appointed by Justices of Supreme Court for Each Judicial District Except First and Second.

§  312. Salary of stenographers appointed by justices of supreme court
  for each  judicial  district  except  first  and  second.  Each  of  the
  stenographers appointed by the justices of the supreme court pursuant to
  subdivisions  four,  six,  seven,  eight,  nine  and  ten of section one
  hundred and fifty-nine of this chapter shall receive an annual salary of
  six thousand six hundred forty-seven dollars and fifty  cents.  Each  of
  such  salaries shall be audited by the state comptroller and paid by the
  state department of taxation and finance in equal monthly payments  when
  certified  to  such comptroller by a justice of the supreme court of the
  judicial district for which such stenographer shall have been appointed,
  provided, however, if any such stenographer shall have been assigned  to
  or  works  principally  for an official referee, such certificate may be
  made by one of such justices or by the official referee. The  salary  of
  the  stenographer  or  stenographers for each judicial district shall be
  apportioned by such  department  among  the  counties  of  the  judicial
  district   for  which  such  stenographer  or  stenographers  have  been
  appointed and such counties shall reimburse the state therefor. The time
  and method of such  apportionment  and  the  time  and  method  of  such
  reimbursement  shall  be  as  specified  in section seventy-four of this
  chapter.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 313 - Expenses of Stenographers Appointed by Justices of Supreme Court for Each Judicial District Except First and Second.

§  313.  Expenses  of  stenographers  appointed by justices of supreme
  court for each judicial district except first and second.  Each  of  the
  stenographers  specified  in  section  three  hundred and twelve is also
  entitled  to  payment  of  his  actual  and  necessary  expenses,  while
  attending  court,  including stationery, and ten cents for each mile for
  his actual travel, between the  place  of  holding  each  term  and  his
  residence,  going  and  returning, or from term to term, as the case may
  be. The amount thereof must be paid upon the certificate  of  the  judge
  holding  or  presiding  at the term by the treasurer of the county where
  the term is held, from the court fund, or the fund from which jurors are
  paid. But mileage shall  not  be  computed  beyond  the  bounds  of  the
  judicial district, except where the usual line of travel, from one point
  to  another within that district, passes partly through another judicial
  district.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 314 - Fees and Expenses of Supreme Court Stenographer for Services Performed at Request of Official Referees.

§  314.  Fees  and expenses of supreme court stenographer for services
  performed at request of official referees. The fees of a  supreme  court
  stenographer or a stenographer of the county or surrogate's court of the
  county in which the action, matter or proceeding is tried and determined
  for  taking  testimony  or  furnishing  one copy thereof, as provided by
  section one hundred and sixteen of this chapter,  when  required  by  an
  official referee, shall be at the rate allowed in the supreme court. The
  stenographer  is  also  entitled  to payment of his actual and necessary
  expenses. The amount thereof must be paid upon the  certificate  of  the
  official  referee  by the treasurer of the county in which the action or
  proceeding is pending, from the court  fund,  or  the  fund  from  which
  jurors are paid.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 315 - Salary of Stenographers Appointed by Justices of the Supreme Court Residing in the Second, Tenth and Eleventh Judicial Districts.

§  315.  Salary  of stenographers appointed by justices of the supreme
  court residing in the second, tenth and eleventh judicial districts.  1.
  The   stenographers  appointed  pursuant  to  section  one  hundred  and
  fifty-nine of this  chapter,  by  the  justices  of  the  supreme  court
  residing  in the second and eleventh judicial districts shall receive an
  annual salary to be fixed by said justices, or a majority  of  them,  in
  each  such  district  and  the expenses thereof shall be raised with the
  annual tax levy as a county charge.
2. Each stenographer appointed as prescribed in  section  one  hundred
  fifty-nine of this chapter, by the justices of the supreme court for the
  tenth  judicial  district, shall receive an annual salary to be fixed by
  said justices, or a majority of them, at  not  to  exceed  six  thousand
  dollars.  Such  salaries  shall  be audited by the state comptroller and
  paid by the state department of taxation and finance  in  equal  monthly
  payments  when  certified  to such comptroller by a justice of the tenth
  judicial  district.  The  total  amount  of  such  salaries   shall   be
  apportioned  by such department among the counties in the tenth judicial
  district.  Such counties shall reimburse the state  therefor.  The  time
  and  method  of  such  apportionment  and  the  time  and method of such
  reimbursement shall be as specified  in  section  seventy-four  of  this
  chapter.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 316 - Compensation of Stenographers Appointed by Certain Justices of Supreme Court in Third and Fourth Judicial Districts.

§  316. Compensation of stenographers appointed by certain justices of
  supreme court in third and fourth judicial districts. Each  stenographer
  appointed pursuant to subdivision five of section one hundred fifty-nine
  of  this  chapter,  by  a  justice of the supreme court assigned to hold
  special terms in the third or fourth judicial districts, shall receive a
  salary, fixed by the justice making the appointment, not exceeding three
  thousand dollars  per  annum  and  also  a  reasonable  sum  for  actual
  necessary  expenses  while  traveling  to and from said terms, and while
  attending court, including stationery, equipment and supplies  necessary
  to  the transaction of the duties of such stenographer. The salaries and
  expenses of each  such  stenographer  shall  be  audited  by  the  state
  comptroller  and paid by the state department of taxation and finance in
  equal quarterly payments when  certified  to  such  comptroller  by  the
  justice  who made the appointment or in case of his death or disability,
  by any other justice of the same judicial district as such justice. Such
  department shall apportion the total amount of the salaries  and  actual
  necessary expenses of the stenographer or stenographers appointed in the
  third  judicial  district  and  of  the  stenographer  or  stenographers
  appointed in the fourth judicial district among the counties  comprising
  the  third  and  fourth  judicial  districts respectively. Such counties
  shall reimburse  the  state  therefor.  The  time  and  method  of  such
  apportionments and the time and method of such reimbursement shall be as
  specified in section seventy-four of this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 317 - Stenographers of County Courts.

§  317.  Stenographers  of  county  courts. 1. The stenographer of the
  county court of each of the counties of Albany,  Erie,  Monroe,  Oneida,
  Rensselaer,  Jefferson  and  Niagara  must  attend each term of the said
  court where issues of fact in civil and criminal cases are triable.  The
  stenographers  of  the  county  court  of Kings and Queens counties must
  attend each term of said court. The stenographer of the county court  of
  Jefferson  county  shall  as  a  part of his official duties also act as
  stenographer to the grand jury of said county, and shall, at the request
  of the district attorney, attend preliminary hearings in criminal  cases
  prior to the action of the grand jury thereupon.
2.  The  stenographers  appointed in the various counties specified in
  subdivision two of section one hundred and ninety-eight of this chapter,
  shall also report and transcribe opinions for the said county judges, as
  well as special proceedings where a stenographer  is  required,  without
  additional compensation.
3. The stenographer of the county court of Niagara county shall within
  twenty  days  after  notice by a party that he intends to appeal, make a
  case and exceptions or bill of exceptions in a civil or criminal action,
  or that briefs are to be made or arguments prepared in an  action  tried
  before  the  court  without a jury, file with the clerk of said county a
  transcript of the minutes taken by him upon such trial.
4. Each of the stenographers appointed in the county court of  Albany,
  Kings,  Queens, Richmond and Bronx counties as prescribed in section one
  hundred and ninety-eight of this chapter, may, with the consent  of  the
  county  judge,  or judges, appoint an assistant stenographer, to aid him
  in the discharge of his duties, whose compensation shall be paid by  the
  stenographer appointing him, and is not a county charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 318 - Compensation of Stenographers of County Courts.

§  318.  Compensation  of  stenographers  of  county courts. The court
  stenographer or reporter of any county court  shall  receive  an  annual
  salary  fixed  by the legislative body of that county. This compensation
  is a charge upon the county, and may be audited,  allowed  and  paid  as
  other county charges.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 319 - Taking of Hearings by Official Stenographer.

§  319.  Taking of hearings by official stenographer. Upon any hearing
  provided for in article one  hundred  seventy  or  article  one  hundred
  eighty  of  the  criminal procedure law, by or before any local criminal
  court by which an official stenographer shall have been appointed, under
  provision of law therefor, stenographic minutes of the hearing shall  be
  taken by such stenographer. Where the defendant is charged with a felony
  and  is  either held for the action of a grand jury or not so held, upon
  the request of  the  district  attorney  a  copy  of  such  stenographic
  minutes,  notwithstanding  the  provisions  of  any  other law, shall be
  furnished by such official stenographer to the district attorney of  the
  county.    Such stenographer shall be compensated at the rate prescribed
  by the civil practice law and rules, and such compensation  shall  be  a
  county charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 319-A - Employment of a Stenographer Upon Hearing on Charge of Felony.

§  319-a.  Employment  of  a  stenographer  upon  hearing on charge of
  felony. In a hearing held in a criminal  proceeding  upon  a  charge  of
  felony,   in  a  town  or  village  court,  unless  pursuant  to  law  a
  stenographer be regularly  employed  by  it,  such  court  may,  if  the
  defendant  be  represented  by  counsel,  employ  a stenographer to take
  testimony on such examination. The  compensation  of  such  stenographer
  shall be fixed by the board of supervisors and shall be a county charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 9 - Stenographers › 320 - Fees of Stenographer on Appeals; Niagara County Court.

§ 320. Fees of stenographer on appeals; Niagara county court.  Upon an
  appeal  by  the defendant from a judgment of the county court of Niagara
  county on a conviction after indictment, the stenographer of  the  court
  shall  be  entitled to the fees prescribed by the civil practice law and
  rules for transcribing the minutes of the  trial,  to  be  paid  by  the
  appellant.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 323 - Evidence of Appointment and Filing Same; Stenographer's Oath.

§  323.  Evidence of appointment and filing same; stenographer's oath.
  Every appointment made pursuant to this  article  shall  be  in  writing
  under the hand of the official who makes the same, and shall be filed in
  the  clerk's  office  of  the  county in which such appointment is made.
  Every appointee, before he enters upon the duties of his  office,  shall
  take  and  subscribe  the  constitutional oath of office, and shall make
  oath before the county clerk that he will keep secret  all  matters  and
  things occurring before such grand juries.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 324 - Revocation of Appointment.

§  324.  Revocation  of  appointment.  Any  appointment made under the
  provisions of this article may be  revoked  by  the  district  attorney,
  which  revocation  must  be in writing and be filed in the office of the
  clerk of the county in which such appointment was filed.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 325 - Stenographers' Duties.

§   325.  Stenographers'  duties.  1.  It  shall  be  lawful  for  any
  stenographer duly appointed and qualified as hereinbefore  provided,  to
  attend  and  be  present at the session of every grand jury impaneled in
  the county in which he is appointed, and it shall be his duty to take in
  shorthand or upon a typewriting machine the testimony introduced  before
  such  grand  juries, and, except when his original notes and minutes and
  the exhibits pertaining  thereto  have  been  impounded  as  hereinafter
  provided  for, to furnish to the district attorney of such county a full
  copy of all such testimony as such district attorney shall require,  but
  he  shall not permit any other person to take a copy of the same, nor of
  any portion thereof, nor to read  the  same,  or  any  portion  thereof,
  except  upon  the written order of the court duly made after hearing the
  said district attorney provided, however, that the judge presiding  over
  the  term  of  court  for which any grand jury is drawn, may at any time
  during the sitting of such grand jury and upon petition  signed  by  its
  foreman  or  acting  foreman  and  certified  by  its clerk to have been
  authorized by twelve or more of the grand jurors constituting such grand
  jury, impound the stenographer's original  notes  and  minutes  and  the
  exhibits  pertaining  thereto,  or  any  portion of such original notes,
  minutes, and exhibits, and may order them to be  delivered  to  him  and
  placed  in  his  custody  or in the custody of a public officer named by
  him. When so impounded, such original notes, minutes, and exhibits shall
  not be taken from the custody of  such  judge  or  such  public  officer
  except  upon  the order of such judge, who, upon the written requisition
  of the foreman or acting foreman of such grand jury, shall deliver  them
  or  order them to be delivered to such foreman or acting foreman for use
  in the grand jury room during the hours when the grand jury is  actually
  in  session.    Except as above provided, all of the said original notes
  and minutes shall be kept in custody  of  said  district  attorney,  and
  neither  the  same,  nor a copy of the same, or any portion of the same,
  shall be taken from the office of said district attorney,  excepting  as
  above  provided.  Nothing  contained  in this section, however, shall be
  construed to prohibit a grand jury from inspecting its own  minutes  and
  exhibits while in session.
2.  Where an application follows a demand to produce any transcript of
  testimony at a grand  jury  proceeding  pursuant  to  paragraph  (b)  of
  subdivision  two of section 331.2 or paragraph (a) of subdivision one of
  section 331.4 of  the  family  court  act  the  presentment  agency  and
  respondent  shall be given notice of such application and an opportunity
  to be heard.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 326 - Misdemeanor for Stenographer to Violate Provisions of This Article.

§  326.  Misdemeanor  for  stenographer  to violate provisions of this
  article.  Every stenographer appointed as aforesaid,  who  violates  any
  provision of this article is guilty of a misdemeanor.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 327 - Compensation and Payment of Stenographers.

§  327.  Compensation  and payment of stenographers. Each stenographer
  appointed as aforesaid shall  receive  such  compensation  for  services
  rendered while engaged in taking testimony before a grand jury, as shall
  be  determined  by the board of supervisors or county legislature of the
  county in which he is appointed, excepting that in  the  county  of  New
  York,  such  compensation  shall  be  fixed by the board of estimate and
  apportionment of the city of New York, and such compensation  shall  not
  be  less  than  five  nor more than ten dollars per day; and in addition
  thereto such stenographer shall be entitled to and shall be allowed  for
  a copy of testimony furnished to the district attorney the same rate per
  folio  as  is  prescribed  by the civil practice law and rules, and such
  stenographer shall receive the same compensation for all copies  of  the
  evidence  in  excess  of  three copies, furnished by him to the district
  attorney. Such compensation shall be a county charge, and shall be  paid
  by  the  treasurer of such county upon the affidavit of the stenographer
  and the certificate of the district attorney specifying  the  number  of
  days  of  actual  service  and the number of folios furnished; excepting
  that in the counties of Broome, Cayuga, Delaware, Erie, Monroe,  Oneida,
  Otsego,  Rockland,  Schenectady,  Tioga  and Westchester the salaries of
  said stenographers shall be fixed by the board of supervisors or  county
  legislature  and  in  the  counties  of  Monroe, Niagara and Oneida such
  stenographers in addition to such salary, shall be entitled to and shall
  be allowed for a copy of testimony furnished to  the  district  attorney
  the   fees  prescribed  by  the  civil  practice  law  and  rules.  Such
  compensation shall be  a  county  charge,  and  shall  be  paid  by  the
  treasurer of said county upon the affidavit of the stenographers and the
  certificate  of  the  district  attorney specifying the number of folios
  furnished; and excepting that in the county of Queens said stenographers
  shall receive a salary of one thousand dollars per  annum,  and  in  the
  county  of  Ulster, twelve hundred dollars per annum; and excepting that
  in the county of Kings the salaries of said stenographers shall be fixed
  by the board of estimate and apportionment of the city of New York;  and
  excepting  that in the county of Orange said stenographers shall receive
  a salary in an amount as  shall  be  prescribed  in  the  annual  county
  budget.  Such  salaries  shall  be  a  county  charge  and shall be paid
  monthly, and in Erie, Oneida, Rockland, Westchester and Niagara counties
  semi-monthly, by the treasurer of said county in the same manner as  the
  salaries of other county officers are paid.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 328 - Designation of Temporary Stenographers to Take Place of or in Addition to Official Stenographers.

§  328.  Designation of temporary stenographers to take place of or in
  addition to official stenographers. 1. In case of the absence by  reason
  of  illness,  or  other cause, of the official stenographer to any grand
  jury in any county of this state, the district attorney  of  the  county
  may  designate  a  stenographer  to  perform the duties of such official
  stenographer during such absence, and  the  stenographer  so  designated
  shall  receive  the  compensation  which the official stenographer would
  have received for the same service, and the same shall be deducted  from
  the salary of the official stenographer.
2.  Whenever  it  shall  appear to the judge or justice presiding at a
  term of court for which a grand jury has  been  drawn  that  the  public
  welfare  will  be  promoted  by  a  more  expeditious disposition of the
  offenses to be inquired into by such grand jury or that  the  volume  of
  business  to  be taken up and disposed of by it requires it, he may make
  an order directing the district attorney of the  county  in  which  such
  grand  jury  is  sitting  to  appoint  one or more additional grand jury
  stenographers to assist  the  official  stenographer  or  stenographers.
  Upon  the filing of such order in the office of the clerk of such county
  and the service of a copy thereof upon the  district  attorney  of  such
  county,  the  latter  shall  designate  and  appoint  as  many temporary
  stenographers as such order directs and each such appointment  shall  be
  made in the manner prescribed by section three hundred twenty-three.
3.  Each  stenographer  appointed  in  pursuance  of the provisions of
  subdivision two of this section shall be  subject  to  all  the  duties,
  penalties  and  provisions  specified  in this article as though he were
  appointed pursuant to the provisions of section three hundred twenty-one
  hereof and shall receive as compensation for his services  such  sum  as
  shall be determined by the board of supervisors or county legislature of
  the  county  in  which  he  is  appointed,  except  that in the counties
  embraced  within  the  city  of  New  York  the  compensation  of   said
  stenographers shall be fixed by the board of estimate of the city of New
  York.
4.  The  term  of office of any temporary stenographer appointed under
  the provisions of subdivision two of this  section  shall  terminate  at
  such  time  as  the  judge  or  justice  ordering  the  appointment  may
  thereafter determine, but in no event shall it continue beyond the  time
  of  the discharge by the court of the grand jury for which the temporary
  appointment was made.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 329 - Designation of Temporary Stenographer in Special Cases.

§  329.  Designation  of temporary stenographer in special cases.  If,
  pursuant to law, the attorney general  or  a  deputy  attorney  general,
  attend  before  the  grand  jury in any county, the attorney general may
  appoint a temporary stenographer to take the testimony given before  the
  grand jury in respect of matters or investigations before the grand jury
  conducted  by  the attorney general or such deputy attorney general, and
  may fix his compensation. Every such appointee before he enters upon the
  duties of his office shall take and subscribe the constitutional oath of
  office, and shall make oath before the county clerk of such county  that
  he  will  keep secret all matters and things occurring before such grand
  jury. Such stenographer shall take and transcribe  the  testimony  given
  before  the  grand  jury  in  respect  of  the  matter  or investigation
  conducted by the attorney general or deputy attorney general, and  shall
  furnish  to  him  a full copy of all such testimony as he shall require.
  Except  as  provided  in  section  three   hundred   twenty-five,   such
  stenographer  shall  not  permit  any other person to take a copy of the
  same or any portion thereof, nor to read the same or any portion thereof
  except upon the written order of the court duly made after  hearing  the
  attorney general or deputy attorney general.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10-A - Grand Jury Stenographers › 330 - Transcription of Testimony by Typists Duly Sworn.

§   330.  Transcription  of  testimony  by  typists  duly  sworn.  The
  transcription of testimony taken by a stenographer may  be  effected  by
  means  of  a  dictating machine to be transcribed by a typist or typists
  duly authorized and appointed by the district attorney. Such  typist  or
  typists  shall  make  oath  that  they will keep secret all testimony so
  dictated to them for transcription.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 340 - Salary of Messenger of Court of Appeals.

§  340.  Salary  of  messenger  of  court  of  appeals.  The messenger
  appointed to attend on the judges of the court of appeals shall  receive
  a  salary  of  one thousand six hundred dollars per annum, to be paid in
  monthly instalments.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 341 - Duty of Attendants at Term of Appellate Division.

§ 341. Duty of attendants at term of appellate division. A term of the
  appellate  division  of  the  supreme court must be attended by not more
  than three attendants appointed by such court, one of whom shall act  as
  crier;  all  of whom must act under the direction of the court or of the
  presiding justice. The fees of such attendants for attending a  term  of
  the appellate division must be paid out of the treasury of the state.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 342 - Duties of Court Officers, Attendants and Messengers of Courts in Kings, Queens, Richmond, Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

§  342.  Duties of court officers, attendants and messengers of courts
  in Kings, Queens, Richmond, Nassau and Suffolk  counties.  Each  of  the
  persons appointed a court officer, attendant or messenger of the supreme
  court  or  county  court  of  Kings,  Queens  or  Richmond  counties  as
  prescribed in sections one hundred and sixty-eight and two  hundred  one
  of  this  chapter, must attend, from day to day, the terms and sittings,
  within his county, of the court to which he  is  assigned,  to  preserve
  order,  and  perform  whatever  services  may be required of him, by the
  judge presiding thereat. The attendant or messenger of the supreme court
  in Nassau and Suffolk counties, respectively, appointed as prescribed by
  section one hundred and sixty-eight of this chapter  must  attend,  from
  day  to  day,  the  terms  and sittings of the said court to which he is
  assigned by the justice  or  justices  by  whom  he  was  appointed;  to
  preserve  order  and perform whatever services may be required of him by
  the judge presiding thereat; and shall attend at the  chambers  provided
  for  the  justices  of  said court in said county and perform such other
  duties thereat, in addition to his duties as court attendant, as may  be
  prescribed by the justice or justices sitting therein.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 343 - Duties of Attendants for Supreme and County Courts in Monroe County.

§  343.  Duties  of attendants for supreme and county courts in Monroe
  county. Each of the persons appointed an attendant  in  the  supreme  or
  county  court  by  the sheriff of Monroe county pursuant to section four
  hundred and nine of this chapter must attend from day to day  the  terms
  and sittings of the court to which he is assigned, to preserve order and
  to  perform  such  other  services  as  may  be required by the judge or
  justice presiding thereat, and shall attend at chambers and perform such
  other duties in and about said court-house in addition to  their  duties
  as court attendants, as may be prescribed by said justices and judges.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 344 - Number of Attendants Upon Courts in Certain Counties.

§  344.  Number  of attendants upon courts in certain counties. In any
  county where the compensation of the attendants provided for in  section
  four  hundred  and three of this chapter, is now fixed by statute at the
  sum of three dollars per day and mileage, the number of attendants to be
  appointed for any one term of court, pursuant to said section, shall not
  exceed eighteen.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 345 - Compensation of Attendants of Appellate Division in Third and Fourth Departments.

§  345.  Compensation of attendants of appellate division in third and
  fourth departments. Each of the attendants appointed by the justices  of
  the  appellate  division  of  the  fourth  department  shall  receive  a
  compensation of three thousand four  hundred  fifty  dollars  per  year,
  payable monthly. Each of the attendants appointed by the justices of the
  appellate  division of the third department shall receive a compensation
  to be fixed by said justices  at  not  to  exceed  three  thousand  four
  hundred  fifty  dollars per year, payable monthly. Such attendants shall
  also be entitled to receive their traveling expenses to and  from  their
  homes  to  the place where said sessions are held, not exceeding once in
  each term. The compensation of the  attendants  shall  be  paid  by  the
  department of taxation and finance upon the certificate of the presiding
  justice of the department.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 346 - Salary of Attendants of Courts in the First Department and of the Appellate Division.

§  346.  Salary of attendants of courts in the first department and of
  the appellate division. The salaries of the attendants  of  the  supreme
  court  in  the first judicial district shall be fixed by the justices of
  the supreme court of the first judicial district or a majority  of  them
  and  the  board  of  estimate  of the city of New York shall provide for
  raising and paying the same. The  salaries  of  the  attendants  of  the
  appellate   division,   first   department   and  the  salaries  of  the
  confidential attendants to the justices of the appellate division, first
  department, who are stenographers, shall be fixed by the justices of the
  said appellate division and such  compensation  shall  be  paid  by  the
  department of taxation and finance as provided by section ninety-four of
  this chapter.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 348 - Salary of Attendants of Courts in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

§  348.  Salary  of attendants of courts in Queens, Nassau and Suffolk
  counties. The court attendants appointed for the supreme  court  in  the
  county  of  Queens,  pursuant  to section one hundred and sixty-eight of
  this chapter shall each receive an annual salary  to  be  fixed  by  the
  justice  or justices in said section mentioned; and the court attendants
  appointed for the county court in said county pursuant  to  section  two
  hundred  of this chapter shall each receive an annual salary to be fixed
  by the county judge of said county and all of such salaries shall  be  a
  county  charge;  the  court attendant appointed for the supreme court in
  the counties of Nassau or Suffolk, respectively, pursuant to section one
  hundred and sixty-eight of this chapter, shall receive a salary,  to  be
  fixed by the justice or justices appointing him, to be a county charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 350 - Salary of Attendants of Supreme Court in Richmond County.

§ 350. Salary of attendants of supreme court in Richmond county.  Each
  of  the  attendants  appointed  for  the  supreme court in the county of
  Richmond, shall receive a salary to be fixed by the justice or  justices
  residing  in  Richmond county, or by a majority of them; such salary, so
  fixed, shall be subject to the approval of the board of estimate of  the
  city of New York, in its discretion, and shall be a county charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 351 - Salary of Confidential Court Attendants of the Supreme Court Justices in the Third Judicial District Residing in Albany and Rensselaer Counties.

§  351.  Salary  of confidential court attendants of the supreme court
  justices  in  the  third  judicial  district  residing  in  Albany   and
  Rensselaer  counties. The confidential court attendants appointed by the
  justices of the supreme court in the third judicial district residing in
  Albany  and  Rensselaer  counties,  pursuant  to  section  one   hundred
  sixty-four  of  this chapter, shall each receive an annual salary not in
  excess of five thousand dollars,  which  shall  be  a  charge  upon  the
  counties  of  Albany  and Rensselaer, respectively, and shall be paid by
  the treasurer of each such county,  respectively,  upon  certificate  of
  such justice in monthly installments.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 10 - Attendants, Officers and Messengers › 352 - Powers and Salary of Court Officers Appointed in Erie County.

§  352.  Powers and salary of court officers appointed in Erie county.
  The officers appointed pursuant to sections  one  hundred  seventy-three
  and  two  hundred  two of this chapter to attend upon the courts of Erie
  county shall possess all the powers of officers designated  by  sheriffs
  to attend upon such courts. They shall each receive such salary as shall
  be  fixed  by the justices of the supreme court residing in Erie county,
  or a majority of them, to be paid in equal semi-monthly payments by  the
  treasurer of the county of Erie.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 11 - Criers › 360 - Salary of Crier of Court of Appeals.

§ 360. Salary of crier of court of appeals.  The crier of the court of
  appeals  shall  receive an annual salary of twenty-eight hundred dollars
  to be paid in equal monthly instalments and the comptroller is  directed
  to draw his warrant for the same.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 11 - Criers › 361 - Duties of Crier and Assistant Crier of Appellate Division of First Department.

§  361.  Duties  of crier and assistant crier of appellate division of
  first department.  The duties of the crier and assistant  crier  of  the
  appellate  division  in  the  first  department, shall be such as may be
  prescribed by the rules made by the said appellate division.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 11 - Criers › 362 - Criers Not Required to Attend Special Term Supreme Court in Certain Cases.

§  362.  Criers  not  required to attend special term supreme court in
  certain cases. Where a special term of the supreme court is adjourned to
  the chambers of a justice of the court, pursuant to section one  hundred
  and  forty-seven  of  this  chapter,  the attendance of the crier is not
  required unless the justice directs him to attend.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 11 - Criers › 363 - Compensation of Criers in Each County Except Kings and Erie.

§  363.  Compensation  of criers in each county except Kings and Erie.
  The crier appointed pursuant to section two hundred of this  chapter  by
  the  county judge of each county, except Kings and Erie, to be crier for
  the courts of record held in his county is entitled to a compensation to
  be fixed by the board of supervisors and to be  paid  as  prescribed  by
  law,  except in the county of Westchester where the compensation of such
  crier shall be fixed by the county judge, not to exceed the sum  of  one
  thousand two hundred dollars a year to be paid in equal monthly payments
  by  the  treasurer  of  Westchester  county in full compensation for all
  services rendered by him, and except in the county of Queens, where such
  crier shall receive an annual salary to be fixed by the county judges of
  said county, to be paid in equal monthly payments and  to  be  a  county
  charge.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 11 - Criers › 364 - Compensation of Criers of Courts in Erie County.

§  364. Compensation of criers of courts in Erie county. The salary of
  the criers appointed for Erie county by  the  justices  of  the  supreme
  court  residing  in  Erie  county together with the county judge of Erie
  county, in pursuance of section one hundred and  seventy-three  of  this
  chapter, shall be fixed by the justices of the supreme court residing in
  Erie  county,  or a majority of them; and when so fixed shall be paid in
  equal monthly  payments  by  the  treasurer  of  Erie  county,  in  full
  compensation for all services rendered by said criers.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 380 - Salary of Interpreters Appointed for Supreme Court by Appellate Division of the First Department.

§ 380. Salary of interpreters appointed for supreme court by appellate
  division  of the first department. 1. The salary of each of the official
  interpreters for the  supreme  court  in  the  first  judicial  district
  appointed  by  the  justices of the appellate division shall be fixed by
  the justices of the appellate  division  of  the  supreme  court,  first
  department, or a majority of them, and the board of estimate of the city
  of New York shall provide for raising and paying the same.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 386 - Appointment and Compensation of Court Interpreters Generally.

§  386.  Appointment and compensation of court interpreters generally.
  The county judge and the district attorney of the county may appoint one
  interpreter, who shall act as and be  the  court  interpreter  for  such
  county.  Such  interpreter  shall hold office during the pleasure of the
  county judge and district attorney and they shall appoint his  successor
  in  office.  Said  interpreter shall receive a salary to be fixed by the
  board of supervisors of said county, which shall be a  charge  upon  the
  county, to be paid monthly, in the same manner as other county officials
  are  paid. Said interpreter so appointed shall, before entering upon his
  duties, file in the office of the county clerk, the constitutional  oath
  of  office.  The provisions of this section, however, shall not apply to
  the counties of New York, Kings and Queens, nor to any other  county  in
  which  the  appointment or compensation of court interpreters therein is
  governed by a special or local act or by  any  special  provision  of  a
  general act.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 387 - Temporary Appointment of Interpreters.

§  387.  Temporary  appointment of interpreters. If the services of an
  interpreter be required in any court and there be no unemployed official
  interpreter to act therein, the court may appoint an interpreter to  act
  temporarily  in  such court. Such interpreter shall before entering upon
  his duties file with the clerk of the court the constitutional  oath  of
  office.  The court shall fix the compensation of such interpreter at not
  more than twenty-five dollars per day for each day's  actual  attendance
  by  direction  of  the  presiding judge or justice and such compensation
  shall be paid from the court fund of the county upon the  order  of  the
  court.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 388 - Polish and Italian Interpreters for Erie County.

§  388.  Polish  and  Italian interpreters for Erie county. The county
  clerk of the county of Erie  shall  appoint  a  Polish  and  an  Italian
  interpreter to serve as such, under the direction of the presiding judge
  or  justice,  at the criminal terms of the county and supreme court, and
  before grand juries, in Erie county.  Each of such interpreters shall be
  entitled to an annual salary to be fixed by the board of supervisors  of
  Erie  county  and payable by the county of Erie, at the same time and in
  the same manner as the salaries of other county officers.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 389 - Appointment of Additional Interpreter for Westchester County.

§  389.  Appointment of additional interpreter for Westchester county.
  In addition to the interpreter authorized to be appointed under  section
  three  hundred and eighty-six, the county judge and district attorney of
  the county of Westchester may appoint  one  additional  interpreter  for
  such  county  and  all  the  provisions of such section applicable shall
  apply thereto.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 390 - Equal Access to Court Proceedings for Deaf or Hard of Hearing Person.

§  390.  Equal access to court proceedings for deaf or hard of hearing
person. 1. Whenever any deaf or hard of hearing person is a party  to  a
legal  proceeding  of  any  nature, or a witness or juror or prospective
juror therein, the court in all  instances  shall  appoint  a  qualified
interpreter  who is certified by a recognized national or New York state
credentialing authority as approved by the chief  administrator  of  the
courts  to  interpret the proceeding to, and the testimony of, such deaf
or hard of hearing person; provided, however, where compliance with this
section would cause unreasonable delay in court proceedings,  the  court
shall  be  authorized  to  temporarily  appoint  an  interpreter  who is
otherwise qualified to interpret the proceedings to, and  the  testimony
of, such deaf or hard of hearing person until a certified interpreter is
available.  In  any  criminal  action in a state-funded court, the court
shall also appoint such an interpreter to interpret the proceedings to a
deaf or hard of hearing person who is the victim of  the  crime  or  may
appoint  such interpreter for the deaf or hard of hearing members of the
immediate family (parent or spouse)  of  a  victim  of  the  crime  when
specifically requested to do so by such victim or family member. The fee
for  all  such interpreting services shall be a charge upon the state at
rates of compensation established by rule of  the  chief  administrator;
except  that  where such interpreting services are rendered in a justice
court, the fee therefor shall be paid as provided by law  in  effect  on
July first, nineteen hundred ninety-one.
2.  (a)  Notwithstanding  the  provisions  of  subdivision one of this
section, a court may, upon request of a deaf or hard of  hearing  person
or  upon  its  own  motion,  and in lieu of appointing an interpreter as
otherwise  required  in  such  subdivision  one,  provide  an  assistive
listening  device,  a  stenographer who can furnish communication access
real-time translation or any other appropriate auxiliary aid or service.
(b) For purposes of this subdivision, the following terms  shall  have
the following meanings:
(i)  "Stenographer" means any individual who fulfills the requirements
of section two hundred ninety-one of this chapter.
(ii) "Communication access real-time  translation  (CART)"  means  the
instantaneous translation of everything that is spoken in the court room
via  a  real-time  feed,  which  by means of software converts shorthand
transcription  into  real-time  captioning  immediately  which  can   be
displayed on a computer or monitor.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 12 - Interpreters › 391 - Limited English Proficient Litigants' Data.

§ 391. Limited English proficient litigants' data. 1. For the purposes
of this section, the following terms shall have the following meanings:
(a)  "primary  language" means the dominant language a litigant speaks
in everyday situations, including but not limited to their  home,  work,
school, and community environments;
(b) "limited English proficient (LEP) litigant" means a participant in
a  legal  proceeding,  whose  limited ability to speak or understand the
English language, has created a communications barrier to  understanding
his  or  her  legal  rights or impairs his or her ability to participate
fully in court programs or services; and
(c) "language assistance services" means  oral  and  written  services
needed  to  assist  LEP  litigants to communicate effectively with court
personnel and to provide LEP litigants with meaningful access to, and an
equal opportunity to participate fully in, court programs  or  services,
so  that  LEP  litigants  are  placed  in the same position as similarly
situated persons for whom there is no such barrier.
2. The office of court administration shall collect and maintain  data
on  all  limited  English proficient litigants in all courts within this
state; provided, however, that such data shall  not  be  collected  from
those  courts  designated  as  town or village courts. At a minimum, the
office of court administration shall collect and maintain  data  on  the
following:
(a)  the  number  of  limited  English  proficient  litigants  who are
litigants in courts  within  this  state,  disaggregated  by  court  and
county, and the primary language of such litigants;
(b)  the  number  of such limited English proficient litigants served,
disaggregated by court and  county,  the  type  of  language  assistance
services provided and the primary language of the litigant served; and
(c)  the  number  of  interpreter  personnel  employed  by the courts,
disaggregated by  court  and  county  and  the  language  translated  or
interpreted by such personnel.
3.  The office of court administration shall make the data required by
this section publicly available on its website, provided, however,  that
such  data shall not include identifying information and nothing in this
section shall be construed to permit the office of court  administration
to use, disseminate, or publish any identifying information, including a
litigant's  name,  date of birth, social security number, docket number,
or other unique identifier.
2023 New York Laws › JUD - Judiciary › Article 13 - Sheriffs and Constables › 400 - Sheriff May Command Power of County to Overcome Resistance.

§  400. Sheriff may command power of county to overcome resistance. If
  a sheriff, to whom a mandate is directed and delivered,  finds,  or  has
  reason  to  apprehend,  that  resistance  will  be made to the execution
  thereof, he may command all persons in his county,  or  as  many  as  he
  thinks  proper,  and  with  such  arms  as  he directs, to assist him in
  overcoming the resistance and, if necessary, in arresting and  confining
  the  resisters, their aiders and abettors, to be dealt with according to
  law.