N.Y. JUD Law § 28
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Amendment of minutes of stenographer
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§ 28. Amendment of minutes of stenographer. After any ruling,\ndecision, remark or comment of a judge during a trial, duly objected to\nor excepted to, has been made, the same shall not be altered or amended\nin the minutes of such trial, furnished by the stenographer, by the\njudge presiding at the trial without the consent of the party objecting\nor excepting thereto whether the same is made during the charge of the\ncourt to the jury or at any other time during the trial.\n
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