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How do I obtain copies of briefs and records filed with the Court of Appeals?

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How do I obtain copies of briefs and records filed with the Court of Appeals?

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The Court retains for public use one copy of briefs and records on appeal for two years after the Court decides the appeal. The documents are available for loan after the appeal has been argued or, if submitted, decided. You may call or write the clerk’s office to request these documents, which may be picked up in person at the clerk’s office or sent to you by mail at your expense. If you request delivery by mail, you must give the clerk’s office your account number with a mail carrier that provides a tracking service. If your request concerns a case decided more than two years ago, you may contact the New York State Library at (518) 474-5355 (Reference Desk) or (518) 474-8955 (Archives).

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