N.Y. UJC Law § 2021*2
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Stenographer in criminal proceedings
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* § 2021. Stenographer in criminal proceedings.\n Whenever a contested criminal proceeding is prosecuted in a justice\ncourt, the justice may employ a stenographer to take the testimony on\nsuch trial. The municipal board shall fix the rate of compensation to be\npaid to such stenographer for such services rendered. Such compensation\nshall be a municipal charge, and shall be audited and paid upon\ncertification by the court specifying the number of folios furnished.\n * NB There are 2 § 2021's\n
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