New York State Court Officers Practice Exam

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What is documented on UF-126?

Officer evaluations
Equipment inventory
Courtroom schedules
The Magnetometer Calibration Record Form

The correct answer is: The Magnetometer Calibration Record Form

The UF-126 is specifically used to document the Magnetometer Calibration Record Form. This form is critical for ensuring that magnetometers, which are often used in court facilities for security screening, are operating correctly and within set parameters. Regular calibration checks are essential for maintaining the effectiveness of these security devices, and the UF-126 serves as a formal record of these calibrations. The other options pertain to different aspects of court operations and personnel management. Officer evaluations are typically documented using separate forms designed for performance reviews. Equipment inventory would be tracked through inventory management systems or logs tailored for that purpose. Courtroom schedules are maintained using scheduling tools or calendars specific to the court's operations. Each of these areas is crucial in its own right but does not relate to the UF-126 form.