New York A05256 ensures a uniformed court officer or law enforcement officer is present during court proceedings upon a municipality's request.
New York A05256 amends the uniform justice court act to require the chief administrator of the courts to assign a uniformed court officer during court proceedings upon a municipality's request. If no court officer is available, the chief administrator must ensure a law enforcement officer is present. Political subdivisions providing security services for the courts are entitled to reimbursement from the state. The act also modifies the judiciary law to include provisions for the recording of court proceedings, lawbooks, training for justices, and nonjudicial court staff.
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