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§ 70Judicial departments
§ 71Designations by governor of justices of appellate division
§ 72Revocation of designation of justice of appellate division
§ 75Location of appellate court in each department
§ 76Appellate division may compel sheriff to attend to room in which court is held
§ 77Courthouse of appellate division in first department
§ 79Appointment of terms of appellate division in each department
§ 80Time for appointment of terms of appellate division in the first department
§ 81Associate justice of appellate division to preside in absence of presiding justice
§ 82Quorum and number necessary to a sitting and decision of appellate division
§ 85Power of appellate division as to calendars and administration of justice
§ 86Designation by appellate division of special and trial terms of the supreme court
§ 88Designation by presiding justice of appellate division of justice to hold term of supreme court
§ 89Disposition of records, books and papers; rules
§ 90Admission to and removal from practice by appellate division; character committees
§ 91Designation and compensation of papers in first, second, tenth and eleventh judicial districts for publication of calendars and notices
§ 92General powers conferred upon presiding justice and appellate division in first department
§ 93Appointment of clerks and deputy clerks of the appellate divisions
§ 94Appointment of clerical and other assistants of appellate division in first department
§ 95Appointment of clerical and other assistants of appellate division in second department
§ 97Appointment of consultation clerks in third and fourth departments
§ 98Appointment of confidential stenographer and assistant deputy clerk in third and fourth judicial departments
§ 99Appointment of attendants by justices of the appellate division
§ 99-AAppointment of employees of appellate divisions in the third and fourth departments
§ 100Power of justices of appellate division of first department to appoint confidential clerk of the appellate term
§ 101Power of justices of appellate division of second department to appoint clerical and other personnel of the appellate term
§ 103Power of justices of appellate division in first department to designate supreme court jury clerk
§ 104Power of justices of appellate division in first department to appoint stenographers for the supreme court
§ 105Power of justices of appellate division in first department to appoint typists
§ 106Power of justices of appellate division in first department to appoint interpreters for supreme court
§ 107Power of justices of appellate division in first department to regulate attendance and duties of officers of supreme court in first district
§ 108Retirement of officers and employees by the justices of the appellate division, first department
§ 109Appointment of a calendar clerk in the ninth judicial district

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