N.Y. JUD Law § 310
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Duties of stenographers to justices of supreme court in third and fourth judicial districts
Official statutory text
§ 310. Duties of stenographers to justices of supreme court in third\nand fourth judicial districts. The stenographer to each of the justices\nof the supreme court in the third and fourth judicial districts,\nappointed pursuant to section one hundred and fifty-eight of this\nchapter, must attend and perform all such services, as may be required\nof him in reporting, writing out, copying and otherwise assisting in all\njudicial proceedings before the justice appointing him, and also in\ntransmitting papers to the county clerk's office in said district for\nfiling and entry therein.\n
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