Education
2020 Educational Materials
Click the tabs below to access 2020 Training Presentations and Handouts
- 1 - Introduction to Court Clerk Duties
- 2 - Introduction to Civil Actions
- 3 - Introduction to Criminal Matters
- 4 - Forms
- 5 - Vehicle and Traffic Matters revised 8.9.18
- 6 - Basic DWI for Court Clerks
- 7 - Ethics
- 7 - Ethics
- 9 - TSLED 2019 Supporting the Bench Training
- 10 - Supporting the Bench Fiscal Recordkeeping Reporting (without notes)_1.15.20
- 11 - CDRBasic2020
- 12 - webdvsbasic2019
- 1- EJustice -Court Clerk Basic
- 2 - CDR Updates 2020
- 3 - Dos and Donts of Small Claims Final Draft for AOT 2020
- 4 - 30.30 Data Entry 1-2020
- 4 - CDR Automatic Upload Process
- 4 - CRP 101
- 4 - Letters
- 4 - Letters2
- 4 - New Judge Setup
- 4 - Notification Process
- 5 - Parking - nysmcca 2019 conference_pp for class_100119
Effective August 28, 2019, two new laws have been put in place regarding Marihuana Legislation. Please be familiar with the new changes. Please review the memo and flow chart and feel free to contact the Office of Justice Court Support to discuss this new law and any questions you may have.
Please be advised that Effective January 1, 2020, new laws regarding Bail will be in place. Please check back for updated information and any memo's put out by OCA. The links below will redirect you to OJCS website and may require use of their password to obtain access.
In anticipation of the Raise the Age law taking effect on October 1, 2018, please find a memo that summarizes the new law and the changes to local criminal court jurisdiction. Judges and Clerks should review the memo and be familiar with its contents, as it will significantly alter which courts may handle certain charges against 16-year-old defendants, as well as Juvenile Offenders.
Several flowcharts have been prepared to further illustrate which court will have jurisdiction over a defendant, based on their age at the commission of the offense, in combination with the date of the offense.
Please review the memo and flowcharts and feel free to contact the Office of Justice Court Support to discuss this new law and any questions you may have.