New York State Court Officers Practice Exam

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Who makes the decision to evacuate?

The Chief Judge or their designee
The Court Officer
The Jury
The Defense Attorney

The correct answer is: The Chief Judge or their designee

The Chief Judge or their designee is responsible for making the decision to evacuate. The other options are incorrect because B: The Court Officer, while responsible for maintaining order and safety in the courtroom, does not have the authority to make major decisions such as evacuation. C: The Jury is not involved in the decision making process for evacuation, as their role is solely to determine guilt or innocence. D: The Defense Attorney also does not have the authority to make the decision to evacuate, as they are not in a position of power within the court.