Evidence

Statute:

Evidence

§ 834. Evidence. Only competent, material and relevant evidence may be
admitted in a fact-finding hearing; only material and relevant evidence
may be admitted in a dispositional hearing.

FCT 834 2014-09-22

Sections:

Article 8 - Family Offenses Proceedings

Part 1 - (812 - 818) Jurisdiction

812 - Procedures for family offense proceedings.

813 - Transfer to criminal court.

814 - Rules of court regarding concurrent jurisdiction.

814-A - Uniform forms.

815 - Transcript of family offense proceedings; request by district attorney.

817 - Support, paternity and child protection.

818 - Venue.

Part 2 - (821 - 828) Preliminary Procedure

821 - Originating proceedings.

821-A - Preliminary procedure.

822 - Person who may originate proceedings.

823 - Rules of court for preliminary procedure.

824 - Admissibility of statements made during preliminary conference.

825 - Issuance of summons.

826 - Service of summons.

827 - Issuance of warrant; certificate of warrant.

828 - Temporary order of protection; temporary order for child support.

Part 3 - (832 - 838) Hearing

832 - Definition of "fact-finding hearing".

833 - Definition of "dispositional hearing".

834 - Evidence.

835 - Sequence of hearings.

836 - Adjournments.

838 - Petitioner and respondent may have friend or relative present.

Part 4 - (841 - 847) Orders

841 - Orders of disposition.

842 - Order of protection.

842-A - Suspension and revocation of a license to carry, possess, repair or dispose of a firearm or firearms pursuant to section 400.00 of the penal law...

843 - Rules of court.

844 - Reconsideration and modification.

845 - Effect of order of disposition.

846 - Petition; violation of court order.

846-A - Powers on failure to obey order.

847 - Procedures for violation of orders of protection; certain cases.

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