N.Y. CCA Law § 702
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Execution of mandates by marshals
Official statutory text
§ 702. Execution of mandates by marshals. The authority of a marshal\nshall extend throughout the city of New York. But where a transcript of\na money judgment has been filed with the county clerk, an execution\nshall thereafter issue only to a sheriff, as if the judgment on which\nexecution is sought were rendered by the supreme court.\n
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