2006 New York Code - Stenographers To Be Citizens And Residents Of County Where Appointed.

 
    §  322.  Stenographers  to  be  citizens and residents of county where
  appointed.
    1. Every stenographer appointed under the  provisions  of  this  title
  shall  be a citizen and resident of the county in which he is appointed,
  except that the  district  attorney  of  Warren  county  may  appoint  a
  stenographer  residing  either  in  the  county  of Washington or in the
  county of Saratoga and the district  attorney  of  Hamilton  county  may
  appoint a stenographer residing in the county of Fulton and the district
  attorney of Wyoming county may appoint a stenographer residing either in
  the  county  of  Genesee or in the county of Livingston and the district
  attorney of Madison county may appoint a stenographer residing either in
  the county of Onondaga or in the county of Oneida or in  any  county  in
  the sixth judicial district and the district attorney of Allegany county
  may  appoint  a stenographer residing in the county of Steuben or in any
  county in the eighth judicial district and  the  district  attorneys  of
  Chemung,  Tioga,  Tompkins  and  Otsego  counties  may  each  appoint  a
  stenographer residing in any county in the sixth judicial  district  and
  the  district  attorney  of  Schoharie county may appoint a stenographer
  residing in any county in the third judicial district and  the  district
  attorney of Washington county may appoint a stenographer residing either
  in  the  county  of Saratoga or in the county of Warren and the district
  attorney of Saratoga county  may  appoint  a  stenographer  residing  in
  either Schenectady county, or Albany county or Rensselaer county and the
  district  attorneys  of  Columbia  and  Greene  counties  may  appoint a
  stenographer residing in any county of the third judicial  district  and
  the  district  attorneys of Seneca county, Ontario county, Wayne county,
  Livingston county and Yates county may appoint a  stenographer  residing
  in any county of the seventh judicial district and the district attorney
  of  Cayuga  county  may appoint a stenographer residing in the county of
  Onondaga, the county of  Tompkins  or  in  any  county  of  the  seventh
  judicial district and the district attorney of Albany county may appoint
  a stenographer residing in either Schenectady county or in any county of
  the  third  judicial district and the district attorneys of Rockland and
  Putnam counties may appoint a stenographer residing in any county of the
  ninth judicial district and the district attorney in Orleans county  may
  appoint  a  stenographer  residing  in any county of the eighth judicial
  district and the several district attorneys within the city of New  York
  may  appoint  stenographers  residing in any county within such city and
  the district attorneys of  Lewis  and  Oswego  counties  may  appoint  a
  stenographer  residing  in any county in the fifth judicial district and
  the district attorney of Chautauqua county may  appoint  a  stenographer
  residing  in Erie county and the district attorney of Cattaraugus county
  may appoint a stenographer residing in any county in the eighth judicial
  district.
    2. The provisions of subdivision one of this section shall  not  apply
  to  any  person appointed by the district attorney of Schenectady county
  as a stenographer, who was appointed to such position on or  before  the
  effective date of this subdivision.