The document announces a joint legislative budget hearing on public protection that will take place on February 5th in Albany. Representatives from the criminal justice system, law enforcement, and prisoner advocacy organizations will testify and address the Senate and Assembly fiscal committees. The goal is for the committees to review the Governor's 2014-2015 Executive Budget. Live video of the hearing will be available on websites and cable systems across New York. Officials scheduled to testify include representatives from the Office of Court Administration, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, Division of Criminal Justice Services, Department of Correction and Community Supervision, State Police, and Commission on Judicial Conduct.
SENATE HEARING, 112TH CONGRESS - BORDER CORRUPTION: ASSESSING CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE COLLABORATION IN THE FIGHT TO PREVENT CORRUPTION
HOUSE HEARING, 111TH CONGRESS - REPORT BY THE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ON THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION'S USE OF EXIGENT LETTERS AND OTHER INFORMAL REQUESTS FOR TELEPHONE RECORDS
2011-08-01 Zernik, J: Fraud and Corruption in The US Courts Is Tightly Linked To Failing Banking Regulation and The Financial Crisis, 16th World Criminology Congress Presentation S
The document announces a joint legislative budget hearing on public protection that will take place on February 5th in Albany. Representatives from the criminal justice system, law enforcement, and prisoner advocacy organizations will testify and address the Senate and Assembly fiscal committees. The goal is for the committees to review the Governor's 2014-2015 Executive Budget. Live video of the hearing will be available on websites and cable systems across New York. Officials scheduled to testify include representatives from the Office of Court Administration, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, Division of Criminal Justice Services, Department of Correction and Community Supervision, State Police, and Commission on Judicial Conduct.
The document announces a joint legislative budget hearing on public protection that will take place on February 5th in Albany. Representatives from the criminal justice system, law enforcement, and prisoner advocacy organizations will testify and address the Senate and Assembly fiscal committees. The goal is for the committees to review the Governor's 2014-2015 Executive Budget. Live video of the hearing will be available on websites and cable systems across New York. Officials scheduled to testify include representatives from the Office of Court Administration, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, Division of Criminal Justice Services, Department of Correction and Community Supervision, State Police, and Commission on Judicial Conduct.
The document announces a joint legislative budget hearing on public protection that will take place on February 5th in Albany. Representatives from the criminal justice system, law enforcement, and prisoner advocacy organizations will testify and address the Senate and Assembly fiscal committees. The goal is for the committees to review the Governor's 2014-2015 Executive Budget. Live video of the hearing will be available on websites and cable systems across New York. Officials scheduled to testify include representatives from the Office of Court Administration, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services, Division of Criminal Justice Services, Department of Correction and Community Supervision, State Police, and Commission on Judicial Conduct.
Senate Finance Committee Chair John A. DeFrancisco and Assembly Ways and Means Committee Chair Herman D. Farrell, Jr. today announced that the eighth Joint Legislative Hearing in a series of 13 hearings will be held on Wednesday, February 5. During the Public Protection Hearing, which is part of the legislative process to review the 2014-2015 Executive Budget, officials of the criminal justice system and law enforcment as well as representatives of prisoner advocacy organizations will have an opportunity to address the Senate and Assembly fiscal committees. These joint legislative hearings will continue through Tuesday, February 11 and are available for live viewing on the Senate and Assembly websites and the Legislative Channel (available on cable systems throughout the state), but will be preempted when the houses are in session. At the conclusion of the legislative deliberations, live televised coverage of the hearings will resume. Among those scheduled to testify are the Honorable A. Gail Prudenti, chief administrative judge, NYS Office of Court Administration; Jerome M. Hauer, commissioner, NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services; Michael C. Green, executive deputy commissioner, NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services; Anthony J. Annucci, acting commissioner, NYS Department of Correction and Community Supervision; Joseph DAmico, superintendent, NYS Division of State Police; and Robert Tembeckjian, administrator and counsel, NYS Commission on Judicial Conduct. Testimony also will be provided by NYS Police Investigators President Jeffrey Kayser; Thomas Mungeer, president, NYS Troopers PBA; Manuel Vilar, president, Police Benevolent Association of NYS; Don Rowe, president, NYS Correctional Officers PBA; Jack Beck, director, Prison Visiting Project and Gabrielle Horowitz-Prisco, director, Juvenile Justice Program, Correctional Association of NY. In addition, testimony is expected from Patrick Cullen, president, NYS Supreme Court Officers Association; Jonathan Gradess, executive director, NYS Defenders Association; and William Leahy, director, NYS Office of Indigent Legal Services.
SENATE HEARING, 112TH CONGRESS - BORDER CORRUPTION: ASSESSING CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION AND THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY INSPECTOR GENERAL'S OFFICE COLLABORATION IN THE FIGHT TO PREVENT CORRUPTION
HOUSE HEARING, 111TH CONGRESS - REPORT BY THE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ON THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION'S USE OF EXIGENT LETTERS AND OTHER INFORMAL REQUESTS FOR TELEPHONE RECORDS
2011-08-01 Zernik, J: Fraud and Corruption in The US Courts Is Tightly Linked To Failing Banking Regulation and The Financial Crisis, 16th World Criminology Congress Presentation S