Overview

OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL

The Inspector General’s Office is responsible for the investigation and elimination of infractions of disciplinary standards, criminal activities, conflicts of interest, misconduct, misfeasance and incompetence on the part of nonjudicial employees of the UCS, and persons or corporations doing business with the UCS, with respect to their dealings with the courts.

For these purposes, the Inspector General receives complaints and information from the public and other sources about nonjudicial employees and takes appropriate action on such complaints; undertakes investigations or studies of the functions, accounts, personnel or efficiency of any court unit and acts as liaison with federal, state and local law enforcement and regulatory agencies on matters that fall within the scope of these responsibilities.

In accordance with the Anti-Fraud Policy, suspected or detected fraud or irregularities should be reported to the Office of the Inspector General. The Office will review and investigate allegations in accordance with this policy.

There are two specialized units within the Office of the Inspector General:

Office of the Managing Inspector General for Bias Matters

Office of the Managing Inspector General for Fiduciary Appointments

Office Info

Inspector General
Kay-Ann Porter Campbell

Deputy Inspector General
Carol Hamm

Office of Court Administration
25 Beaver Street
New York, NY 10004

Phone: 646-386-3500
Fax: 212-514-7158

Integrity of the Courts