Removes residency requirements for assistant district attorneys in Ulster County, allowing them to reside in Ulster County or an adjoining county.
The bill amends the public officers law to remove residency requirements for assistant district attorneys in Ulster County. Assistant district attorneys in Ulster County may now reside in Ulster County or an adjoining county within New York State. This change does not apply to first assistant district attorneys or chief assistant district attorneys, who must still reside in Ulster County. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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