New York § 103 Titles of justices; incidental powers

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§ 103 — Titles of justices; incidental powers

New York § 103

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N.Y. Uniform Justice Court Act § 103 (2026).

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§ 103. Titles of justices; incidental powers.\n  The title of each justice of:\n  a. a town court shall be "Town Justice";\n  b. a village court shall be "Village Justice"; and\n  c. a court established in and for a city and governed by this act\nshall be "City Justice".\n  In addition to such judicial powers as are conferred by law in this\nact or elsewhere, each justice shall have all of the powers conferred or\nconferrable on non-judicial personnel of the court.\n

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§ 103. Titles of justices; incidental powers.\n The title of each justice of:\n a. a town court shall be "Town Justice";\n b. a village court shall be "Village Justice"; and\n c. a court established in and for a city and governed by this act\nshall be "City Justice".\n In addition to such judicial powers as are conferred by law in this\nact or elsewhere, each justice shall have all of the powers conferred or\nconferrable on non-judicial personnel of the court.\n