Union Justice Department
- 3121 E Main St Endwell New York 13760 United States
Profile
The Union Justice Department serves as the primary municipal justice agency for the Town of Union in Broome County, New York. As part of the state’s Unified Court System, this department handles a variety of local legal and judicial matters, ensuring fair and efficient justice delivery at the town level. It is responsible for the administration of civil, criminal, traffic, and small claims cases within its jurisdiction. The court functions as a vital touchpoint between the state’s legal system and local residents, maintaining public order and supporting legal transparency.
Unique to smaller municipalities, the Union Justice Department often offers more personalized interaction between citizens and court officials, facilitating clearer communication throughout legal proceedings. The department also engages in community outreach to educate the public on legal processes and promote civic responsibility. As part of New York State’s broader judicial system, it upholds state laws while addressing local legal concerns with attention to the needs of its community.
Key Services:
– Administration of town-level criminal proceedings and misdemeanors
– Handling of traffic violations and infractions
– Small claims court for disputes within statutory limits
– Civil case adjudication within the jurisdiction
– Preliminary proceedings in felony cases
– Issuance of warrants and protective orders
– Collection and processing of fines and fees
– Community legal education and outreach programs
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Contact Info
- 3121 E Main St, Endwell, New York, 13760, United States
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Phone: (607) 786-2965
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