N.Y. JUD Law § 431
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Causes to be reported
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§ 431. Causes to be reported. The law reporting bureau shall report\nevery cause determined in the court of appeals and every cause\ndetermined in the appellate divisions of the supreme court, unless\notherwise directed by the court deciding the cause; and, in addition,\nany cause determined in any other court which the state reporter, with\nthe approval of the court of appeals, considers worthy of being reported\nbecause of its usefulness as a precedent or its importance as a matter\nof public interest.\n Each reported decision shall be published as soon as practicable after\nit is rendered.\n
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