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As there may be more one source to obtaining New York criminal, civil and divorce records, it is important to search multiple state courts to find the correct records.
New York State Court Structure:
The New York supreme court has mandatory jurisdiction in civil, capital criminal, criminal, administrative agency, juvenile, original proceeding cases. The New York supreme court has discretionary jurisdiction in civil, criminal, administrative agency, juvenile, disciplinary, and original proceeding cases. The New York appellate divisions of the supreme court has mandatory jurisdiction in civil, criminal, administrative agency, juvenile, lawyer disciplinary, original proceeding, and interlocutory decision cases. The New York supreme court has discretionary jurisdiction in civil, criminal, juvenile, original proceeding, and interlocutory decision cases. The New York appellate terms of the supreme court has mandatory jurisdiction in civil, criminal, juvenile, and interlocutory decision cases. The New York appellate terms of the supreme court has discretionary jurisdiction in criminal, juvenile, and interlocutory decision cases. The New York supreme court has jurisdiction in tort, contract, real property rights, and miscellaneous civil cases. The appellate terms of the supreme court has exclusive marriage dissolution jurisdiction. The appellate terms of the supreme court has jurisdiction over felony, DWI/DUI, and miscellaneous criminal cases. The appellate terms of the supreme court has jury trials. The New York county courts have jurisdiction over tort, contract, real property rights ($0/$25,000), and miscellaneous civil cases. The New York county courts have trial court appeals jurisdiction. The county courts have jurisdiction over felony, DWI/DUI, miscellaneous criminal, and criminal appeals. The county courts have Jury trials. The New York court of claims has jurisdiction over tort, contract, and real property rights involving the state. The New York court of claims has no jury trials. The New York surrogates court has jurisdiction over estate cases. The New York surrogates has jurisdiction over adoptions. The New York surrogates has jury trials in estate cases. The New York family court has jurisdiction over guardianship, and domestic relations (except marriage dissolution). The family court has exclusive domestic violence jurisdiction and exclusive juvenile jurisdiction. The New York family court has no jury trials. The New York district court has jurisdiction over tort, contract, real property rights ($0 to $15,000), small claims up to $3,000), and administrative agency appeals. The district court has jurisdiction over felony, misdemeanor, DWI/DUI, moving traffic, miscellaneous traffic, and ordinance violation cases. The district court handles preliminary hearings and has jury trials except in traffic cases. The New York city court has jurisdiction over tort, contract, real property rights ($0/$15,000), and small claims up to $3,000. The city court has jurisdiction over felony, misdemeanor, and DWI/DUI cases. The New York city court has jurisdiction over moving traffic, miscellaneous traffic, and ordinance violations. The city court handles preliminary hearings. The New York city court has jury trials for the highest level misdemeanor. The New York civil court of the city of New York has jurisdiction over tort, contract, real property rights ($0/$25,000), small claims up to $3,000, miscellaneous civil, and administrative agency appeals cases. The civil court of the city of New York has jury trials. The New York criminal court of the city of New York hears misdemeanor, DWI DUI, moving traffic, ordinance violation, and miscellaneous traffic cases. The criminal court of the city of New York handles preliminary hearings. The criminal court of the city of New York has jury trials for the highest level misdemeanor. The New York town and village justice courts have jurisdiction over contract, tort, real property rights and small claims ($0/$3,000) cases. The New York town and village justice court has jurisdiction over misdemeanor, DWI/DUI, and miscellaneous criminal cases. The town and village justice courts have jurisdiction over traffic/other violation cases. The town and village justice courts handle preliminary hearings and have jury trials in most cases.Directory of Links and Resources to Access County, State or Federal Court Records Online
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New York Criminal Court Records Felony, misdemeanors and traffic violations. |
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Civil, family law cases and divorces, personal injury cases, lawsuits, estate planning and probate matters.
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Most criminal cases are started when a prosecutor, either a district attorney (who represents a county) or the attorney general (who represents the state), files a complaint with the court.
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The New York Supreme Courts have broad authority over civil and criminal matters. The court generally handles civil matters seeking monetary damages greater than $25,000. It also hears cases where a party seeks to enjoin or stop certain actions by another party.Albany |
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