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New York State Unified Court System The New York State Unified Court System provides a broad range of services to promote the rule of law and serve the courts and people of New York State.

No lawyer? Need help? Go to: http://nycourts.gov/courthelp//

https://linkin.bio/nycourts/ The Unified Court System is the administrative arm of the Judicial Branch of Government, the entity that manages our 16,000 employees and a handles roughly four million cases annually. The court system provides myriad opportunities for people of all backgrounds, all skill-sets and all education levels. Yes, of course we have judges and lawyers – but we also have court officers, social workers, IT whiz kids, interpreters, librarians, secretaries, analysts, communications professionals, public service representatives and lots of behind-the-scenes individuals who make our mammoth court system run. You can explore career opportunities in the courts through this link: http://ww2.nycourts.gov/careers/index.shtml

10/14/2026

AIG’s Senior Vice President, Deputy General Counsel and Global Head of Litigation, Michael Leahy, discusses the benefits of the NYS Commercial Division’s specialized rules.

Central New York’s 40 Under 40 Award celebrates young professionals whose exceptional leadership meaningfully impacts th...
10/08/2026

Central New York’s 40 Under 40 Award celebrates young professionals whose exceptional leadership meaningfully impacts their communities.

On October 6th, our Hilary Warner, Justice Coordinator for the 5th Judicial District, was recognized with all 40 honorees during a ceremony in Syracuse, N.Y.

Hilary’s dedication makes a real difference: From collaborating with Mothers and Children in Crisis (MCC) to establishing a clothing closet in Onondaga County and partnering with the Literacy Coalition of Central New York to distribute Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library books in Family Court.

Hilary does important work for the Central New York Community, and we share in celebrating her well-earned recognition.

To learn more about Hilary’s work and the efforts of the 5th JD’s Equal Access to Justice Committee, visit the link in our bio.

IN THE NEWS: Staten Island to open first Community Justice Center thanks to state investmentStaten Island has remained t...
10/06/2026

IN THE NEWS: Staten Island to open first Community Justice Center thanks to state investment

Staten Island has remained the only borough in New York City without a Community Justice Center, until now. Thanks to an investment announced during Governor Kathy Hochuls recent visit to the borough the former Richmond County Criminal Courthouse at 67 Targee St. will soon house essential community resources.

Community Justice Centers are a partnership between our court system and the Center for Justice Innovation that provide community based resources for court involved individuals.

Read the full article here: https://loom.ly/K2zyRE0

To learn more about Community Justice Centers visit or our website here: https://loom.ly/Mutl-tc

IN THE NEWS: “America 250: The Bronx Perspective”Last week, the Historical Society of the NY Courts, New York City Crimi...
10/02/2026

IN THE NEWS: “America 250: The Bronx Perspective”

Last week, the Historical Society of the NY Courts, New York City Criminal Court, Bronx County, and Bronx County Supreme Court, Criminal Term hosted “America 250: The Bronx Perspective” an event that took attendees back in time to the origins of the Bronx and how the court system helped to shape the borough it is today.

Read the full article here: https://loom.ly/uh_-D2M

September 30 is “Every Child Matters Orange Shirt Day,” an annual day of recognition commemorating the indigenous childr...
09/30/2026

September 30 is “Every Child Matters Orange Shirt Day,” an annual day of recognition commemorating the indigenous children taken from their families to attend residential boarding schools whose purpose was, in part, to extinguish Native American culture.

The children were discouraged, and even barred, from retaining cultural heritage, speaking their ancestral language, wearing traditional clothing or maintaining ancient traditions.

Listen to our Diversity Dialogue podcast episode with Court Assistant Marnee Ryan Lehtonen to learn more about the history and tragedy of Indian Boarding Schools:
https://loom.ly/O6SCRwg

Earlier this month, we were honored to welcome interpretation and translation, law, and international relations students...
09/29/2026

Earlier this month, we were honored to welcome interpretation and translation, law, and international relations students from Argentina’s Universidad Argentina de la Empresa to our courts to learn firsthand about the vital role court interpreters play in delivering justice.

Hosted by Zenith T. Taylor’s Office of Statewide Civic Engagement and Ann Ryan’s Language Access & Court Interpreters office, the visit provided a unique opportunity to highlight the essential work of our UCS Court Interpreters and honor their contributions as we celebrate Deaf Awareness Month and UCS Court Interpreter Appreciation Month.

IN THE NEWS: Chief Michael Magliano reflects on 42 years with the NYS Court System “I always tell people that while the ...
09/25/2026

IN THE NEWS: Chief Michael Magliano reflects on 42 years with the NYS Court System

“I always tell people that while the title of chief is what I am, and represents the work I love doing, it's not who I am. My mother didn't name me chief when I came out of the womb; she named me Michael.”

Safeguard due process rights.Advance access to justice.Ensure equal access to justice for all.It’s as easy as applying t...
09/25/2026

Safeguard due process rights.
Advance access to justice.
Ensure equal access to justice for all.
It’s as easy as applying today for work as an ASL Court Interpreter!

Visit https://loom.ly/vN5grPc / the link in our bio to apply for the Per Diem Court Interpreter – American Sign Language (Freelance) position.

Applications are being accepted continuously.

We know that entering a courthouse can be intimidating, especially for those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. That’s why...
09/22/2026

We know that entering a courthouse can be intimidating, especially for those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. That’s why our Office of Language Access wants to help.

Here are some helpful insights from our office’s FAQ page.

For more information visit https://loom.ly/Tyjfb14

IN THE NEWS: Hon. Dianne T. Renwick, Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division, First Department, offers highlights fo...
09/21/2026

IN THE NEWS: Hon. Dianne T. Renwick, Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division, First Department, offers highlights for the Fall of 2026

As the courts begin their September term, Presiding Justice Renwick updates the legal community on the ongoing work of the First Department which presides over Bronx and New York Counties.

Read the full article here: https://loom.ly/JTkJNNY

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