If an emergency requires you to miss your upcoming court date, you may write a letter to the Judge explaining your situation (send a copy to the District Attorney's Office). If you do not appear, the judge may issue a warrant for your immediate arrest. Unless the Judge has excused your appearance, you are required to appear at each and every court date. Adjournment requests are not considered by phone, fax or e-mail. If you think the case is still open, and you cannot find the next date with WebCrims, you should call the court at 631 208-5775 to speak to court staff during normal business hours, or see below regarding vacating warrants. When searching by "calendar," choose "Criminal Court" for Court field, use the courtroom number for Court Part field (for example, D31 or D44), not the Judge Name. To search by name, you need to know at least the first three letters of the defendants last name and the first two letters of the defendants first name. This system does not show Bench or Arrest Warrants or finished cases. If you know the name of the defendant, or the docket number of the case, use WebCrims. Your next court date was written on a blue "Notice to Appear" form at your last court date. Violations of Town Ordinances or Town Codes are arraigned on certain days of the week in the outlying courthouses. Arraignments of defendants given Desk Appearance Tickets or Field Appearance Tickets are conducted regular court days in the scheduled "Street Arraignment" (SAP) courtrooms. All business must be commenced by 4:30 p.m.Īrraignments of defendants "in-custody" (arrested and held by the police) are conducted every day of the year in Courtroom D-11 at 9:30 AM.
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The public windows (located on the 2nd floor of the Cohalan Court Complex) open for business Monday - Friday at 8:30 a.m. May students observe arraignments or trials? How can I waive the production of my client from the jail? How do I schedule a video conference with a defendant in jail?
What is a Certificate of Relief from Civil Disabilities and how can I get one? How do I get a verbatim transcript of a court proceeding? How do I get an official record of what happened to my court case? What happens if I do not pay the fine or fees? How can I change the conditions of my Order of Protection? What are my rights as a victim of Domestic Violence? What are my rights as a crime victim or witness? How do I find a treatment provider to get screened or assessed for alcohol and drug abuse or dependence? I really cannot get to court on my court date. When does the Clerk's Office open for business? Court staff will answer inquiries during normal business hours if you follow the automated prompts. Recorded information is available at 631 208-5775. The handbook was designed to help you understand how the criminal justice system works in New York State, but it is not specific to Suffolk District Court. Many of your questions regarding the arrest and prosecution process may be answered by reading the New York State Criminal Justice System Handbook.
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