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- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 505 · Oath of office
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 506 · Source of names
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 507 · Random selection
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 508 · Number to be selected
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 509 · Qualification of jurors
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 510 · Qualifications
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 513 · Form of questionnaire
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 516 · Commissioner of jurors to summon jurors
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 517 · Excuses and postponements
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 518 · Discharge by the court
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 519 · Right of juror to be absent from employment
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 519-a · Right of sequestered jurors to be provided with food conforming to religious tenets
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 520 · Trial jurors to serve in other parts, terms or courts
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 521 · Fees and travel expenses of jurors
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 521-a · Fees of trial jury
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 522 · Appellate divisions to make rules
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 523 · Sheriff's jurors
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 524 · Disqualification of former jurors
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 525 · Trial and grand jurors; duration of service
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 526 · Presentation of claims by jurors and disposition of unclaimed fees
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 527 · Procedure for noncompliance
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 528 · Collection of demographic data
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 750 · Power of courts to punish for criminal contempts
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 751 · Punishment for criminal contempts
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 752 · Requisites of commitment for criminal contempt; review of certain mandates
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 753 · Power of courts to punish for civil contempts
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 753-a · Contempts in cases involving or growing out of labor disputes
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 754 · Special proceeding to punish for contempt punishable civilly
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 755 · When punishment may be summary
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 756 · Application to punish for contempt; procedure
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 757 · Application to punish for contempt committed before referee
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 758 · Notice to delinquent officer to show cause
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 760 · When application may be made
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 761 · Notice to accused; service
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 767 · When habeas corpus may issue
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 770 · Final order directing punishment; exception
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 771 · Punishment upon return of habeas corpus
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 772 · Punishment upon return of application
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 773 · Amount of fine
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 774 · Length of imprisonment and periodic review of proceedings
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 775 · When court may release offender
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 776 · Offender liable to indictment
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 777 · Proceedings when accused does not appear
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 778 · Prosecution of undertaking by person aggrieved
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 779 · Prosecution of undertaking by attorney-general or district attorney
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 780 · Sheriff liable for taking insufficient sureties
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 781 · Punishment of misconduct at trial term
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 790 · Clerk to make schedule of fines imposed
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 791 · Issue and contents of warrant
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 792 · Execution of warrant
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 793 · Return of warrant
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 794 · Proceedings if fine not collected
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 795 · Liability of sheriff for omission of duty
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 796 · Application of article
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 798 · Remitting fines and penalties and discharging recognizances
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 799 · Restrictions upon power to remit
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 799-a · Notice of application for remission and discharge and costs on remission
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 810 · Chief judge's library
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 811 · Court of appeals judges' law libraries
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 812 · Appellate division libraries
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 813 · Court law libraries
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 814 · Care and management of court law libraries
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 815 · Supreme court library at Richmond
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-a · Definitions
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-b · Establishment and administration of centers
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-c · Application procedures
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-d · Payment procedures
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-e · Funding
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-f · Rules and regulations
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-g · Reports
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-h · Establishment and administration of program
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-i · Application procedures
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-j · Payment procedures; audits
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-k · Reports
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-l · Appointment
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 849-m · Confidentiality
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 850 · Designation of judicial hearing officers
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 851 · Assignments
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 852 · Compensation
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 853 · Powers of judicial hearing officers
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 854 · Chief administrator to make rules
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 857 · Judicial wellness or assistance committees
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 858 · Hope cards
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 859 · New York state judicial security act
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 860 · Laws repealed
- N.Y. Judiciary Law § 861 · When to take effect
- N.Y. Labor Law § 1 · Short title
- N.Y. Labor Law § 2 · Definitions
- N.Y. Labor Law § 3 · Prohibited employment
- N.Y. Labor Law § 4 · Work for a factory
- N.Y. Labor Law § 10 · Department of labor; commissioner of labor
- N.Y. Labor Law § 10-a · Domestic violence policy
- N.Y. Labor Law § 10-b · Domestic violence employee awareness and assistance
- N.Y. Labor Law § 10-c · Workforce guidance and information for women initiative
- N.Y. Labor Law § 11 · Deputy commissioner
- N.Y. Labor Law § 12 · Transmission of labor market information
- N.Y. Labor Law § 12-c · Passenger tramway advisory council
- N.Y. Labor Law § 12-d · Advisory council on farm labor safety
- N.Y. Labor Law § 13 · Oaths of office
- N.Y. Labor Law § 14 · Offices of the department