New York A06455 authorizes courts to hold evidentiary hearings for temporary orders of protection and grants superior court judges the authority to.
New York A06455 amends the criminal procedure law to allow courts to hold evidentiary hearings for temporary orders of protection in certain circumstances. The bill also grants superior court judges the authority to issue temporary orders of protection when an action is pending in a local criminal court. The court must provide notice to both parties and the protected party, detailing rights and available order types. The prosecution must present relevant witness testimony, subject to cross-examination, at the hearing.
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