N.Y. STF Law § 123-C
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Pleadings and procedure
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§ 123-c. Pleadings and procedure. 1. An action pursuant to this\narticle shall be brought in the supreme court in any county wherein the\ndisbursement has occurred, is likely to occur, or is occurring, or in\nthe county in which the state officer or employee has his or her\nprincipal office.\n 2. The complaint in such action shall be either verified or supported\nby affidavits.\n 3. Where the plaintiff in such action is a person other than the\nattorney general, a copy of the summons and complaint shall be served\nupon the attorney general.\n 4. An action under the provisions of this article shall be heard upon\nsuch notice to such officer or employee as the court, justice or judge\nshall direct, and shall be promptly determined. The action shall have\npreference over all other causes in all courts.\n
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