N.Y. Railroad Law § 107: Judgment-roll

§ 107. Judgment-roll. It shall be the duty of the district attorney

prosecuting any corporation for a violation of any of the provisions of

sections one hundred and three, one hundred and four and one hundred and

five, that shall be convicted thereof and sentenced to pay a fine

therefor, to cause a judgment-roll to be made up, consisting of the

indictment, orders and sentence of the court and a formal judgment, to

be prepared by him, which judgment shall be duly signed by the clerk of

the county in which said trial took place; said judgment-roll shall be

filed by said county clerk and said judgment shall be duly recorded in

the book of judgments in said county and duly entered and docketed by

said county clerk in said county the same as if said judgment had been

obtained in a civil action, and said judgment so duly entered and

docketed shall become and be a lien upon all of the real estate of said

corporation against which the same is obtained, and the collection

thereof may be enforced by execution to be issued and signed by the

district attorney of the county where the trial of said indictment took

place, in the same manner and to the same extent as executions are

collected in civil actions.