New York § 151 Judges as magistrates

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§ 151 — Judges as magistrates

New York § 151

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N.Y. Family Court Act § 151 (2026).

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  § 151. Judges as magistrates. Judges of the family court are\nmagistrates.\n

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Judges as magistrates

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Power to administer oaths

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Subpoena, warrant and other process to compel attendance

§ 153-A

Warrant of arrest; when and how executed

§ 153-B

Service of process request for order of protection

§ 153-C

Temporary order of protection

§ 154

State-wide process

§ 154-A

Service of petition

§ 154-B

Order of protection; answer and counter-claims; confidentiality of address

§ 154-C

Orders of protection; procedural requirements

§ 154-D

Emergency powers; local criminal courts

§ 154-E

Orders of protection; filing and enforcement of out-of-state orders

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Arrested adult

§ 155-A

Admission to bail

§ 156

Contempts

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