N.Y. JUD Law § 330
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Transcription of testimony by typists duly sworn
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§ 330. Transcription of testimony by typists duly sworn. The\ntranscription of testimony taken by a stenographer may be effected by\nmeans of a dictating machine to be transcribed by a typist or typists\nduly authorized and appointed by the district attorney. Such typist or\ntypists shall make oath that they will keep secret all testimony so\ndictated to them for transcription.\n
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