In the state of New York, there are several entities, authorities and organizations that have the power to require a person to enroll in an anger management program. These include:
- The federal district court
- State courts for each county
- The Supreme Court of New York
- District attorneys
- Local police departments
A person can be required to enroll in an anger management program in New York if they have been charged with or convicted of certain offenses such as assault, harassment, stalking or domestic violence. Additionally, if a person’s behavior is deemed unsafe or disruptive within their home/community environment, they can also be mandated to participate in an anger management program.
Additionally, In the state of New York, anger management classes are traditionally required by authorities such as courts or employers for a minimum of eight hours. Depending on the severity of the case, the duration might be extended to over twenty hours.
Ranging in length from 1 to 52 hours and weeks, anger management courses offered by AngerClass are designed in line with state requirements and are a popular method of learning anger management skills. These programs have no hidden fees, end with issuing a free certificate, and are 100% online to be convenient and easily adaptable to participants' busy schedules. AngerClass courses are recognized in the New York state territories and are generally accepted by local institutions, however, it is advisable to check that your particular county accepts certificates from online training programs before starting.