Allows the Seneca county attorney to reside in a county in New York adjoining Seneca county

This bill allows the Seneca County Attorney to live in any county bordering Seneca County, rather than requiring them to reside specifically within Seneca County. It achieves this by amending the Public Officers Law to create an exception for attorneys who practice in New York courts, permitting them to hold the office while living in an adjacent county. The law maintains that county attorneys in other New York counties must still live in their respective counties unless the state legislature decides otherwise. This change takes effect immediately upon the bill's signing.