Overview
The Supreme Court generally hears cases that are outside the authority of the lower courts, such as: civil matters involving higher dollar amounts; divorce, separation, and annulment proceedings; and criminal prosecutions of felonies. Outside New York City, Supreme Courts hear civil matters while the County Courts hear criminal matters.
The Criminal Term of the Supreme Court is committed to providing equal justice to all the citizens who come before it. We strive to treat all people with dignity, courtesy and respect. Our goal is to impartially and efficiently administer the criminal laws of our state.
Location
The Supreme Court Criminal Term is housed in two separate buildings.
100 Centre Street is one block north of Worth Street between Hogan Place & White Street, approximately 3 blocks south of Canal Street.
111 Centre Street is on the southwest corner of Centre and White Streets.
100 Centre Street
New York, NY 10013
United States
9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (or later if court sessions are protracted - doors to the courtrooms are opened at 9:15 a.m.)