New York S10440 requires the chief administrator of the courts to submit an annual report on the administration, function, and effectiveness of.

New York S10440 amends the judiciary law to mandate that the chief administrator of the courts submit an annual report by March 15th to the legislature and the governor. This report must detail the administration, function, and effectiveness of all problem-solving courts operating in the state during the preceding year. The report should include summaries of statewide and pilot projects, information on court staffing levels and resources, data on participant enrollment, retention, and completion rates, and coordination efforts among court teams and other justice system partners.

New York S10440 requires the chief administrator of the courts to submit an annual report on the administration, function, and effectiveness of.

New York S10440 amends the judiciary law to mandate that the chief administrator of the courts submit an annual report by March 15th to the legislature and the governor. This report must detail the administration, function, and effectiveness of all problem-solving courts operating in the state during the preceding year. The report should include summaries of statewide and pilot projects, information on court staffing levels and resources, data on participant enrollment, retention, and completion rates, and coordination efforts among court teams and other justice system partners.