Appellate Decisions NY lists and provides access to the latest decisions of the Court of Appeals and the Appellate Division, within hours of their release. Source: New York State Law Reporting Bureau One Commerce Plaza, Suite 1750, Albany NY 12210
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Look for eServices Now Available then Click Online Decisions. The database of trial court decisions, now over 146,000 decisions dating back to 2001, compiled by the Division of Technology of the NYS Office of Court Administration. Coverage is particularly strong for judicial decisions of the courts in Nassau and Suffolk counties.
The NYS Law Reporting Bureau is the official reporter of New York court decisions. All the judicial decisions of the Court of Appeals and the Appellate Divisions of State Supreme Court. Free access is provided to slip opinions of those courts generally archived for sixty days. Decisions with an official reports citation are linked to Westlaw, access to which requires a paid subscription with West Group. In 2003 the Bureau began posting opinions selected for on-line publication only. Of special note, among on-line decisions are those of the Appellate Term.