Annexed exhibits and NYSCEF citations — Queens County

Must exhibits be annexed, or may I cite them by NYSCEF document number? Compared across every Queens County Supreme Court judge on file. 0 of 38 publish this in their part rules; each value below is taken verbatim from that judge's own published page.

Judge Annexed exhibits and NYSCEF citations
Karina E. Alomar Part 23 not published
Cheree Buggs Part 30 not published
Robert Caloras Part 36 not published
Lumarie Maldonado Cruz Part 8 not published
Anna Culley Part 27 not published
Timothy Dufficy Part 35 not published
Scott Dunn Part 5 not published
Joseph J. Esposito Part 17 not published
Ilene Fern Part 15 not published
Wyatt N. Gibbons Part 25 not published
Marguerite A. Grays Part 4 not published
Marguerite A. Grays Part B not published
Ira R. Greenberg Part 32 not published
Denise Johnson Part 11 not published
Peter J. Kelly Part 2 not published
Kevin Kerrigan Part 10 not published
Mojgan Cohanim Lancman Part 20 not published
Claudia Lanzetta Part 16 not published
Karen Lin Part 24 not published
Leonard Livote Part 33 not published
Leonard Livote Part A not published
Delsia G. Marshall Part 13 not published
Laurentina McKetney-Butler Part 28 not published
Maurice E. Muir Part 42 not published
Nicole McGregor Mundy Part D not published
Nicole McGregor Mundy Part 7 not published
Sandra M. Munoz Part 53 not published
Andrea Ogle Part 39 not published
Jodi Orlow Part 51 not published
Jeffrey Pearlman Part 43 not published
Sandra Perez Part 41 not published
Joseph Risi Part C not published
Joseph Risi Part 3 not published
Alan Schiff Part 21 not published
Soma S. Syed Part 31 not published
Michele Titus Part 50 not published
Carmen Velasquez Part 38 not published
William Viscovich Part 63 not published

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