2006 New York Code - Reports.

 
    §  385.1. Reports. 1. In addition to reports filed pursuant to section
  two hundred thirteen,  the  chief  administrator  of  the  courts  shall
  include  in  its  annual  report  to  the  legislature  and the governor
  information, by county, showing the total number  of  delinquency  cases
  filed  under  this  article, the precise crime or crimes charged in such
  petitions by penal law section, the number of  respondents  included  in
  such  petitions,  the  number  of  cases  heard in the designated felony
  parts, the age of the alleged victim by crime, the length  of  time  and
  number  of  adjournments  between  the  filing  of  a  petition  and the
  conclusion of the fact-finding process, the number of cases dismissed by
  the court, the number withdrawn, the number admitted to in whole  or  in
  part,  the  number  of contested fact-finding hearings and their result,
  the precise crime, if any, found to have been committed, the  length  of
  time and number of adjournments between the fact-finding hearing and the
  conclusion   of   the   dispositional  hearing  and  the  final  precise
  disposition of such cases. Designated felony cases shall  be  separately
  reported by each event or fact enumerated in this section. Cases removed
  from criminal courts shall also be separately reported by each event and
  fact enumerated in this section.
    2.  The  division  of  probation  and  correctional alternatives shall
  include in its  annual  report  to  the  legislature  and  the  governor
  information,  by  county,  showing the total number of delinquency cases
  adjusted prior to filing.