New York S08294 mandates detailed written orders for motions, removing judge discretion.
New York S08294 amends the civil practice law and rules to require detailed written orders for motions, eliminating a judge's discretion on the level of detail. This applies to all motions except those in town or village courts or where specified by law. The order must be in writing and include the judge's signature, the court, and the date. The act takes effect immediately.
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