N.Y. CTC Law § 7
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Records of proceedings and reports
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§ 7. Records of proceedings and reports. 1. The court shall keep\nrecords of its proceedings, and at such times during the session as it\nmay deem proper, or as the senate or assembly may request, report to the\nlegislature the claims upon which it has finally acted, with a statement\nof the judgment rendered in each case.\n 2. The court shall also furnish to the judicial council of the state\nsuch reports and information as may from time to time be requested by\nit.\n 3. On the first day of January in each year, the clerk shall report to\nthe comptroller, under oath, a detailed statement of his disbursements\nmade under the direction of the court from its contingent fund during\nthe preceding year.\n
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