2006 New York Code - Discipline, Suspension And Removal On Charges.

 
    §  1610.  Discipline, suspension and removal on charges. The appellate
  division may discipline by reprimand  or  censure,  or  may  temporarily
  suspend  or  permanently  remove  any  marshal  for cause, provided that
  written charges are first filed with said court, and that the marshal be
  given due notice thereof and be afforded an opportunity to be heard at a
  full  and  complete  hearing.  The  appellate  division  may,   in   its
  discretion,  suspend  a  marshal  from  the  performance  of  his or her
  official duties pending a hearing upon the charges. Upon  charges  being
  preferred  against  a marshal by a judge of the appellate division, such
  court shall forthwith cause notice of suspension of the  marshal  to  be
  served upon him or her, and the marshal shall thereupon remain suspended
  until  the  hearing and determination of the charges. Such hearing shall
  be held within sixty  days  from  the  date  of  service  of  notice  of
  suspension  upon  a  marshal,  except that the period of time prescribed
  herein may be extended for good cause shown upon application. In lieu of
  discipline by temporary suspension or removal,  the  appellate  division
  may  assess  a  fine,  not  to  exceed five hundred dollars, against any
  marshal who has been found, after a hearing, to be in violation  of  the
  provisions  of  this article or of the rules and regulations promulgated
  pursuant thereto.