Here’s Where to Begin:
Join the Coalition to Simplify the Courts!
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Ask the Chairs of the NYS Senate and Assembly Judiciary Committees to Lead on Court Simplification
Senator Brad Hoylman
Chair, Committee on Judiciary
- Albany 518-455-2451
- Manhattan District Office: 212-633-8052
Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz
Chair, Committee on Judiciary
- Albany 518-455-5965
- Bronx District Office: 718-796-5345
Please call New York State Senator Brad Hoylman and Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz:
Hello, my name is________ and I live _________ and/or work with an organization that does_____________.
I am asking the Chair of the Judiciary Committee to lead the effort to change the NYS court system from one that is chaotic and confusing to a system that is accessible and understandable, so that it can better provide equal justice for all.
Thank you.
Attend the Public Hearings on Court Consolidation
Senate Chair: Senator Brad Hoylman
Assembly Chair: Assembly Member Jeffrey Dinowitz
Place: Assembly Hearing Room 1923, 19th floor 250 Broadway, New York, NY 10007
Date & Time: November 13, 2019 – 10:00 AM
Place: Van Buren Hearing Room A, Legislative Office Building, 198 State Street, Albany, New York 12247
Date & Time: November 21, 2019 – 10:30 AM
Oral testimony by invitation only.
Ask your NY State Legislators to Support Court Simplification
FIND YOUR ASSEMBLY MEMBER FIND YOUR STATE SENATOR
Please call your Assembly Member and State Senator.
Hello, my name is________ and I live _________ and/or work with an organization that does_____________.
I am asking the Senator/Assembly member to support the consolidation resolution proposed by Chief Judge DiFiore.
We have to change the NYS court system from one that is chaotic and confusing to a system that is accessible and understandable, so that it can better provide equal justice for all.
Thank you.
Let us know if you had an experience:
- going to multiple courts for related issues
- where you were confused about where to go to court to address your issue
- where you decided to give up on using the courts to resolve your issue