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Manhattan North Traffic Violations Bureau
159 East 125th StreetNew York New York,
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Manhattan South Traffic Violations Bureau
19 Rector StreetNew York New York,
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New York County Criminal Court
100 Centre StreetNew York New York,
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New York County Supreme Court
111 Centre StreetNew York New York,
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Midtown Community Court
314 West 54th StreetNew York New York,
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Manhattan Criminal Court
346 BroadwayNew York New York,
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