N.Y. JUD Law § 430
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Law reporting bureau; state reporter
Official statutory text
§ 430. Law reporting bureau; state reporter. There is hereby created\nand established the law reporting bureau of the state of New York. The\nbureau shall be under the direction and control of a state reporter, who\nshall be appointed and be removable by the court of appeals by an order\nentered in its minutes. The state reporter shall be assisted by a first\ndeputy state reporter and such other deputy state reporters and such\nstaff as may be necessary, all of whom shall be appointed and be\nremovable by the court of appeals.\n
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