District Courts of New York

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The District Courts of New York are lower-level trial courts that handle misdemeanor criminal cases, lesser civil disputes, and various local matters within designated jurisdictions in the state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf court system
trial court
appliesToJurisdiction State of New York NERFINISHED
caseType local ordinance violations
misdemeanor criminal cases
small civil claims
country United States of America
surface form: United States
courtLevel lower court
decisionType trial-level decisions
employs clerks
court officers
court reporters
handlesMonetaryClaimsUpTo statutory limits set by New York law
hasFunction handle lesser civil disputes
handle local matters
handle misdemeanor criminal cases
hasJudgeType district court judge
hasJurisdiction designated geographic areas within New York State
hasProcedure bench trials
jury trials in eligible cases
hearsAppealsFrom local justice courts in some areas
isAppealedTo New York Supreme Court, Appellate Term NERFINISHED
legalArea civil law
criminal law
local government law
locatedIn State of New York NERFINISHED
partOf New York State court system NERFINISHED
subjectTo New York Civil Practice Law and Rules NERFINISHED
New York Criminal Procedure Law NERFINISHED
New York State law

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New York Criminal Procedure Law appliesTo District Courts of New York