New York Statutes
§ 1303 — Jury trials; how obtained; jury fee
New York § 1303
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Bluebook
N.Y. Uniform Justice Court Act § 1303 (2026).
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§ 1303. Jury trials; how obtained; jury fee.\n (a) If the defendant appears before the clerk to answer in person, he\nshall demand a jury trial, if desired, at that time. If he does not do\nso, any other party may demand trial by jury by mailing such a demand to\nthe clerk and all other parties within three days after receiving notice\nof the trial date as set forth in § 1301(a).\n (b) If a motion is made to have a trial date set, as provided in §\n1301(b), the movant shall include demand for trial by jury, if desired,\nin his notice of motion. If he omits to do so, any other party desiring\ntrial by jury shall demand it in papers opposing the motion.\n (c) If the trial date is set by agreement pursuant to § 1301(c), the\ntrial shall be without jury unless the stipulation provides other
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§ 1301
Setting date for trial§ 1302
Adjournment of trial§ 1305
Number of jurymen§ 1306
Jury terms§ 1307
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New York § 1303, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/ny/UJC/1303.