NYS Court Officers

[Bob Baker]

Scored 100, rank within the top 100. Before I scour this extremely lengthy thread, does anyone know if the PAT will be the same as the old or if it'll change? Also, do they not tell you what's considered passing for each test? Like we'll have no idea what our target heart rate should be for the step test? I know what is usually considered passing for a 3 min step test, but I don't know if the standards would be different for a 5 min test or if they're higher or lower than the avg.

[Tactical1]

What a ridiculous question...Sheesh. Mentally easy?

Whats wrong with that question? Jobs like Sanitation are known to be a completely stress free job, and infact many OTJ think its the greatest thing to have a job that pays so well and is easy to do.

ive heard the same about Court Officer and was just looking for some thoughts. A job that doesnt come with much stress is a major plus for me and many others I am sure.

[protector343]

Whats wrong with that question? Jobs like Sanitation are known to be a completely stress free job, and infact many OTJ think its the greatest thing to have a job that pays so well and is easy to do.

ive heard the same about Court Officer and was just looking for some thoughts. A job that doesnt come with much stress is a major plus for me and many others I am sure.

I stand by my comment...It's a ridiculous question and if you really want to learn what Court Officers do and what they deal with, go to a courthouse and observe.

[Dinosaur32]

The union's DO NOT issue parking permits. They issue placards that I'd the holder as a union member. Whether or not the placard will get you out of a ticket is doubtful in this day and age. Any LE job is mentally easy if you go through your career without employing situational awareness. The job is also physically easy until the defendant goes off and you wind up getting your back cracked on the defense table or the courtroom rail. Or maybe you just don't think about the sudden appearance of a large number of people in the courtroom to support a plaintiff in a contentious case. Daydream your way through life and and any job can be "easy".

[CCCSD]

Any LE job is mentally easy if you go through your career without employing situational awareness. The job is also physically easy until the defendant goes off and you wind up getting your back cracked on the defense table or the courtroom rail. Or maybe you just don't think about the sudden appearance of a large number of people in the courtroom to support a plaintiff in a contentious case. Daydream your way through life and and any job can be "easy".

THATS a sticky right there!!!

[OneShotThrill]

Whats wrong with that question? Jobs like Sanitation are known to be a completely stress free job, and infact many OTJ think its the greatest thing to have a job that pays so well and is easy to do.

ive heard the same about Court Officer and was just looking for some thoughts. A job that doesnt come with much stress is a major plus for me and many others I am sure.

In what world would an LEO job be considered stress free?...Hell i believe NYC Sanitaion reports more injuries OTJ then any other city agency. Be careful of your career choices buddy....

[ZayPD]

Scored a 97 on 2014 exam. Ranked 42x.

Currently a CO for NYSDOCCS.

Hey BigMerf87. 06 Bravo? I was 06 Alpha. Got a 91. At Sing Sing right now. Keep in touch and let me know how things go.

[Officer100]

Heyy everyone! Thanks for all the helpful info!

I scored 100 and ranked 5X.

I haven't even gotten a canvassing letter or the email to choose JDs so it looks like it's going to take some time.

I also took the NYPD exam (4312, #10X)

Now it's basically a waiting game to see which process will be quicker.

Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk

[Marvin911]

Any idea when OCA will officially start canvassing from the list off the recent exam?

[unblindeacon]

Marvin check PM.

[CO HOPEFUL]

Heyy everyone! Thanks for all the helpful info!

I scored 100 and ranked 5X.

I haven't even gotten a canvassing letter or the email to choose JDs so it looks like it's going to take some time.

I also took the NYPD exam (4312, #10X)

Now it's basically a waiting game to see which process will be quicker.

Sent from my SM-G920T using


Tapatalk

Very impressive , I believe you are the first poster to have scored 100 on the court officer exam .

[BigMerf87]

Yes 06 Bravo. My sn isnt very stealthy lol.

[lyndawalks]

Guys, need some advice here. I have my PAT 2 months from now upstate. I wear specs, and am seriously considering a lasik eye surgery before the PAT. I’m visiting my sis in Canada, later this week, and am considering getting it done there at a lasik surgery center in Kitchener called See by Intravision. She got it done there, and didn’t have any problems other than some dry eyes for the first month. Do any of you think I’ll have problems with PAT if I just had lasik 2 months back?

[boredlimodriver]

Guys, need some advice here. I have my PAT 2 months from now upstate. I wear specs, and am seriously considering a lasik eye surgery before the PAT. I’m visiting my sis in Canada, later this week, and am considering getting it done there at a lasik surgery center in Kitchener called See by Intravision. She got it done there, and didn’t have any problems other than some dry eyes for the first month. Do any of you think I’ll have problems with PAT if I just had lasik 2 months back?

You mean vision-wise or are you afraid of hurting your eyes? Either way you should be fine. I had lasik almost 10 years ago. It heals fast. If you're worried about hurting your eyes, ask the doctor performing the procedure. Ask him. Bring details of the tests from the PAT. Also, perhaps have him write a note stating if won't affect your vision if you do the PAT.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Officer100]

Hey.. Question about retirement.. Is it 20 or 30 years? My fiancee is nypd and on track to retire by 2035 so I'm just trying to do some future planning

Sent from my SM-G920T using Tapatalk