N.Y. JUD Law § 301
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Duty of stenographers with reference to writing out proceedings in full
Official statutory text
§ 301. Duty of stenographers with reference to writing out proceedings\nin full. The original stenographic notes must be written out at length\nby the stenographer, if a judge of the court so directs, or if the\nstenographer is required so to do, by a person entitled by law to a copy\nof the same, so written out. Unless such a direction is given, or such a\nrequisition is made, the stenographer is not bound so to write them out.\n
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