New York S00492 mandates domestic violence training for judges, justices, court clerks, and law enforcement officers.
New York S00492 requires judges, justices, court clerks, and law enforcement officers to attend a domestic violence training program every two years. Judges and justices in criminal courts, family court judges, and supreme court justices handling matrimonial matters must complete at least ten hours of training. Similarly, law enforcement officers must also complete ten hours of domestic violence training every two years.
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