N.Y. Judiciary Law § 504: Appointment and removal of commissioner of jurors

§ 504. Appointment and removal of commissioner of jurors. (a) Except

in counties within cities having a population of one million or more,

the county jury board, or a majority thereof, shall appoint a

commissioner of jurors for a term of four years and shall fill any

vacancy occurring in such office in the same manner as an original

appointment. The county jury board may, in its discretion, appoint the

county clerk or other county officer or employee to serve as

commissioner of jurors. A county clerk's term of office as commissioner

shall be coterminus with his term of office as county clerk.

(b) The commissioner shall be removable for cause by the appellate

division of the supreme court in the judicial department embracing the

county, upon written charges and opportunity to be heard after due

notice thereof. If such commissioner is the county clerk, the appellate

division may remove him from the office of commissioner in the same

manner.