Courtroom Security & Juror Affairs Officer

Delcora; Media (Delaware County); On-site; USD 22,000 - 37,000; Part time

Job summary

Delcora is seeking a Court Officer for per diem shifts to ensure courtroom readiness and maintain order during hearings in Media, Delaware County. The role requires assisting jurors, escorting the Judge, and safeguarding the confidentiality and safety of participants.

Under supervision of Court Administration and the Judges’ Court Crier, the Court Officer will oversee jury conduct, prepare the courtroom, and coordinate with enforcement personnel as necessary to uphold decorum and prompt

Responsibilities

• Prepare courtroom for hearing
• Serve as messenger for and escort to Judge in order to maintain order in court
• Oversee conduct of jury
• Assist prospective jurors in preparation of selection questionnaire
• Swear in jurors and monitors conduct to assure seclusion
• Serve as messenger for personal needs of jurors and as guard to jurors in passage to, from and away from court
• Ensure familiarity with the established routine and any necessary changes
• Prepare courtroom, checks on lighting, ventilation, cleanliness, P.A. system and brings deficiencies to attention of proper persons for prompt correction
• Prepare judge’s bench by placing case files, note paper, pen and/or pencil, drinking water, etc.
• Encourage proper conduct in courtroom and monitor conduct of those present as requested
• Request services of enforcement personnel to establish order and/or decorum in the court, as necessary
• Prevents unauthorized communication between jurors and others
• Guard entrance to jury room and relays messages between jury and judge during deliberation
• Accompany jury when sequestered to assure absence of communication between jurors and others; respond to personal needs of jurors; monitor mealtime, recreation and sleep periods, etc.

Job description

Delcora is seeking a Court Officer for per diem shifts to ensure courtroom readiness and maintain order during hearings in Media, Delaware County. The role requires assisting jurors, escorting the Judge, and safeguarding the confidentiality and safety of participants.

Under supervision of Court Administration and the Judges’ Court Crier, the Court Officer will oversee jury conduct, prepare the courtroom, and coordinate with enforcement personnel as necessary to uphold decorum and prompt