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The New York Criminal Statutes and Rules (New York Criminal Law Graybook) contains the complete and full text of the New York Criminal Procedure Law and Penal Law, selected sections of the New York Correction Law, Executive Law, Judiciary Law, Public Health Law, and Vehicle and Traffic Law, and the Uniform Rules for Courts Exercising Criminal Jurisdiction. Also included are Sentencing Guides outlining the sentencing provisions set forth in the New York Penal Law and Criminal Procedure Law, a New York Court Structure Chart, and a New York State Court Directory. Each new edition contains the latest criminal statutes and rules enacted by the New York State Legislature for the current year.

Complete coverage of New York family law statutes and court rules that practitioners and law students need most in one convenient volume.

Contains laws and regulations governing landlord/tenant matters in New York, providing the text of state statutes, regulations, and local laws.

Includes the complete Real Property Law and the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law.

One volume contains all the statutes you need for Surrogate's Court practice in New York.

Features CPLR, State Administrative Procedure Act, Court of Claims Act, and more revisions in a new 2026 Edition volume.

The NY CLS Desk Edition Gilbert’s Criminal Practice Annual compiles in one portable reference the statutes and court rules frequently consulted by criminal law practitioners. New York’s three main criminal justice statutes (Criminal Procedure Law, Penal Law, Correction Law) are highlighted and analyzed offering a complete annotation supplemented with case summaries and legal precedence highlighting each important aspect of the law. A Table of Amendments as well as concise legislative history for each statutory section highlight revisions and additions to the statutory language. Selected case annotations examine how the courts have interpreted and applied the statute. In addition, relevant and related miscellaneous criminal provisions are included and also annotated, offering more insight on New York’s criminal justice system.