Legislation
CHAPTER 30
Judiciary
JUDICIARY LAW
Laws 1909, Chap. 35.
AN ACT in relation to the administration of justice, constituting
chapter thirty of the consolidated laws.
Became a law February 17, 1909, with the approval of the Governor.
Passed, three-fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:
CHAPTER 30 OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS
JUDICIARY LAW
Article 1. Short title (§§ 1--1-a).
2. General provisions relating to courts and judges
(§§ 2--39-b).
2-A. State commission on judicial conduct (§§ 40-48).
3. Court of appeals (§§ 51-60).
3-A. Commission on judicial nomination. (§§ 61-68).
4. Appellate division (§§ 70-109).
4-a. Official referees (§§ 114-125).
5. Supreme court (§§ 140-174).
5-A. The city court of the city of New York (§§ 176-177).
5-B. Special narcotics parts of the supreme court in cities
with a population of one million or more
(§§ 177-a--177-d).
6. The surrogates' courts (§§ 179-181).
6-A. County judges, surrogates and certain district attorneys
(§§ 182-188).
7. County court (§§ 190-208).
7-A. Judicial administration (§§ 210--219-e).
7-B. Compensation of judges and justices of the unified court
system (§§ 220-224).
7-C. Of the court for the trial of impeachments (§§ 240-248).
7-D. Internal control responsibilities of the judiciary
(§§ 249--249-c).
8. Clerks (§§ 250-283).
9. Stenographers (§§ 290-320).
10-A. Grand jury stenographers (§§ 321-330).
10. Attendants, officers and messengers (§§ 340-352).
11. Criers (§§ 360-364).
12. Interpreters (§§ 380-391).
13. Sheriffs and constables (§§ 400--411-b).
13-A. Judicial proceedings for the removal of public officers by
impeachment (§§ 415-428).
14. Law reporting (§§ 430-438).
15. Attorneys and counsellors (§§ 460-499).
15-A. State commission on prosecutorial conduct (§§
499-a--499-j).
16. Selection of jurors (§§ 500-528).
19. Contempts (§§ 750-781).
20. Collection of fines (§§ 790-796).
20-A. Remission of fines and forfeitures (§§ 798--799-a).
21. Court libraries (§§ 810-815).
21-A. Community dispute resolution centers program
(§§ 849-a--849-g).
21-B. Justice court assistance program (§§ 849-h--849-k).
21-C. Court-appointed special advocates program (§§
849-l--849-m).
22. Judicial hearing officers (§§ 850-854).
22-A. Judicial wellness or assistance committees (§ 857).
23. Laws repealed; when to take effect (§§ 860-861).
Laws 1909, Chap. 35.
AN ACT in relation to the administration of justice, constituting
chapter thirty of the consolidated laws.
Became a law February 17, 1909, with the approval of the Governor.
Passed, three-fifths being present.
The People of the State of New York, represented in Senate and
Assembly, do enact as follows:
CHAPTER 30 OF THE CONSOLIDATED LAWS
JUDICIARY LAW
Article 1. Short title (§§ 1--1-a).
2. General provisions relating to courts and judges
(§§ 2--39-b).
2-A. State commission on judicial conduct (§§ 40-48).
3. Court of appeals (§§ 51-60).
3-A. Commission on judicial nomination. (§§ 61-68).
4. Appellate division (§§ 70-109).
4-a. Official referees (§§ 114-125).
5. Supreme court (§§ 140-174).
5-A. The city court of the city of New York (§§ 176-177).
5-B. Special narcotics parts of the supreme court in cities
with a population of one million or more
(§§ 177-a--177-d).
6. The surrogates' courts (§§ 179-181).
6-A. County judges, surrogates and certain district attorneys
(§§ 182-188).
7. County court (§§ 190-208).
7-A. Judicial administration (§§ 210--219-e).
7-B. Compensation of judges and justices of the unified court
system (§§ 220-224).
7-C. Of the court for the trial of impeachments (§§ 240-248).
7-D. Internal control responsibilities of the judiciary
(§§ 249--249-c).
8. Clerks (§§ 250-283).
9. Stenographers (§§ 290-320).
10-A. Grand jury stenographers (§§ 321-330).
10. Attendants, officers and messengers (§§ 340-352).
11. Criers (§§ 360-364).
12. Interpreters (§§ 380-391).
13. Sheriffs and constables (§§ 400--411-b).
13-A. Judicial proceedings for the removal of public officers by
impeachment (§§ 415-428).
14. Law reporting (§§ 430-438).
15. Attorneys and counsellors (§§ 460-499).
15-A. State commission on prosecutorial conduct (§§
499-a--499-j).
16. Selection of jurors (§§ 500-528).
19. Contempts (§§ 750-781).
20. Collection of fines (§§ 790-796).
20-A. Remission of fines and forfeitures (§§ 798--799-a).
21. Court libraries (§§ 810-815).
21-A. Community dispute resolution centers program
(§§ 849-a--849-g).
21-B. Justice court assistance program (§§ 849-h--849-k).
21-C. Court-appointed special advocates program (§§
849-l--849-m).
22. Judicial hearing officers (§§ 850-854).
22-A. Judicial wellness or assistance committees (§ 857).
23. Laws repealed; when to take effect (§§ 860-861).