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N.Y. Uniform City Court Act § 2101: Definitions; construction of act

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  1. Uniform City Court Act
  2. Article 21. General

§ 2101. Definitions; construction of act.

The following words used in this act shall have the meaning defined in

this section, unless otherwise apparent from the context:

(a) "Administrative board" means the administrative board of the

judicial conference of the state.

(b) "Administrative judge" means the officer designated by the

appellate division of the department in which the court is located.

(c) "Appellate division" means the appellate division of the supreme

court in and for the department in which the court is located, or its

designated administrative judge.

(d) "City" means the city in which the court is located.

(e) "City clerk" means the clerk of the city in which the court is

located, or the person, by whatever other title, performing equivalent

duties.

(f) "Clerk" means the chief clerk or any other clerk or nonjudicial

person, regardless of title, employed by the court and designated to

perform the function referred to in the particular section.

(g) "Common council" means the local governing body of the city in

which the court is located.

(h) "County" means the county in which the court is located.

(i) "Court" means the court to which this act applies pursuant to §

2300, whether called "city court" or otherwise titled, or one of the

judges thereof, unless the context clearly indicates reference to some

other court.

(j) "Enforcement officer" means such officer or officers, whether

sheriffs or marshals or otherwise titled, designated pursuant to law to

execute the civil mandates of the court.

(k) "Judge" means any judicial officer of the court, unless the

context clearly indicates reference to some other judge.

(l) "Rules" means the rules adopted pursuant to § 2103 of this act.

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