Requires judges, justices, and court clerks in criminal courts and law enforcement officers to attend domestic violence training every two years.
New York A07952 mandates that judges, justices, and court clerks in criminal courts, including family court judges and supreme court justices handling matrimonial matters, and law enforcement officers, must attend a domestic violence training program approved by the chief administrator of the courts. This training must total at least ten hours every two years. The program will cover various aspects of domestic violence, including the specific needs of victims, the nature and dynamics of domestic violence, and the increased vulnerability of certain populations.
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