New york code

You're referring to the New York State Consolidated Laws!

The New York State Consolidated Laws are the codified laws of the State of New York, which are organized into various titles and sections. Here are some key areas of the New York Code:

  1. New York State Constitution: Article I to Article XIII, which outlines the fundamental principles and structure of the state government.
  2. New York State Civil Practice Law and Rules (CPLR): Title 22 of the Consolidated Laws, which governs civil procedure, including jurisdiction, venue, and the rules of evidence.
  3. New York State Penal Law: Title 40 of the Consolidated Laws, which outlines the criminal laws of New York, including definitions of crimes, penalties, and procedures.
  4. New York State Vehicle and Traffic Law: Title 7 of the Consolidated Laws, which regulates traffic, vehicles, and road safety.
  5. New York State Education Law: Title 2 of the Consolidated Laws, which governs education, including public schools, higher education, and teacher certification.
  6. New York State Labor Law: Title 6 of the Consolidated Laws, which regulates labor relations, employment, and workplace safety.
  7. New York State Real Property Law: Title 3 of the Consolidated Laws, which governs real estate transactions, property ownership, and landlord-tenant relations.

These are just a few examples of the many areas covered by the New York State Consolidated Laws. If you're looking for specific information or need help interpreting a particular law, I recommend consulting the official New York State website or seeking guidance from a qualified attorney or legal expert.