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You may want to subpoena witnesses whom you feel are necessary for your case to appear in court. The subpoena must be personally served. The person served must be given reasonable notice of the date and time of the trial. You should bring the proof of service to court with you. There are costs to subpoena each witness, including witnesses' mileage to and from the trial location, and you must pay these costs.
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Have at least three copies of all documents, an original for the court, and a copy for the opposing party.
Dress appropriately. Inappropriate dress includes jeans, shorts, or tank tops.
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The court DOES NOT provide foreign language interpreters for unlawful detainer cases. If you do not speak English, you should bring a friend or relative who can interpret for you, or hire your own interpreter.
Sign language interpreters for the hearing impaired ARE provided by the court. Please provide the court with sufficient notice of your need. Please see additional information regarding access for Americans with Disabilities (ADA) under General Information.
Judgments
If the landlord obtains a judgment against you, you may have to move. The judgment may include the landlord's court costs and attorney fees plus any proven damages.
Failure to Appear at Trial
If the landlord fails to appear for a scheduled trial, the court may dismiss the case without any further action. If a tenant fails to appear for a scheduled trial, the court will proceed by default and may render a judgment for the landlord. This judgment allows the landlord to obtain possession of the property. In addition, the court may also enter a money judgment for the landlord and against the tenant.

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How many cases are referred to the Office of the New York State Attorney General?

Less than 3% of those cases reviewed by the Office of Mental Health are referred to the Office of the New York State Attorney General for civil management proceedings.

 

Is a sex offender entitled to an attorney?

Yes, the sex offender is entitled to an attorney. If the sex offender is financially unable to afford an attorney, the court will appoint an attorney to represent the sex offender. Most of the sex offenders are represented by the Mental Hygiene Legal Service.

 

What happens after the petition is filed?

Once the petition for civil management is filed, the Office of the New York State Attorney General is required to make the sex offender's records available to the attorney for the sex offender after deleting victim names, addresses, or other identifying information. The court holds a hearing after the petition is filed, without a jury, to determine if there is probable cause to believe that the sex offender is a sex offender requiring civil management. If the court finds probable cause and determines that the sex offender should be held in a secure treatment facility pending trial, the sex offender is placed in OMH custody pending trial.

 

What happens at the trial?

A sex offender is entitled to a 12-person jury trial. The Attorney General must prove by clear and convincing evidence that the sex offender is a sex offender who suffers from a mental abnormality. The jury must find by a unanimous verdict that the Attorney General has proved the sex offender is a sex offender who suffers from a mental abnormality. If the verdict is not unanimous, the court may conduct a second trial. If the jury at the second trial cannot find by a unanimous verdict that the sex offender suffers from a mental abnormality, the court will dismiss the petition.
The sex offender can waive a jury trial and can opt to have the case heard by only the judge.

 

What is a "mental abnormality?"

The law defines mental abnormality as a condition or disease that affects a person’s capacity in a way that predisposes the individual to commit sex offenses and that causes that person to have serious difficulty in controlling that behavior.

 

What happens if the jury finds that the sex offender suffers from a mental abnormality?
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