District Court Clerk Supervisor and Administrative Lead

Kansas Judicial Council; Kansas; In loco; USD 54.000 - 59.000; Tempo pieno

Descrizione del lavoro

Kansas Judicial Branch in Ellsworth County, KS, is seeking a Clerk of the District Court I to manage civil, criminal, probate, traffic and juvenile case processing at the district court level.

The position requires a high school diploma or GED, 3+ years of clerical work including court experience, and potential college credit substitutions. Supervision is provided by the district court administrator and the chief judge.

Competenze

• High school diploma or GED required.
• At least three years of clerical experience including at least one year of court clerical or other legal experience.
• College coursework at an accredited two- or four-year college or university may be substituted on a year-for-year basis for up to two years of the required experience, except that at least one year of court clerical or comparable experience is required in addition to any college work substituted.

Mansioni

• Overall management of the Civil, Criminal, Probate, Traffic, and Juvenile in a trial level of the Kansas District Court.
• Coordination of various activities and subordinate personnel to ensure that case processing systems and procedures are efficient, effective, and compatible throughout the court.
• Become proficient in all computer programs, including accounting, docketing, traffic, budget, and judge’s docket.
• Work is performed under the supervision of the district court administrator and the chief judge.

Conoscenze

Clerical experience

Formazione

High school diploma or GED

Descrizione del lavoro

Kansas Judicial Branch in Ellsworth County, KS, is seeking a Clerk of the District Court I to manage civil, criminal, probate, traffic and juvenile case processing at the district court level.

The position requires a high school diploma or GED, 3+ years of clerical work including court experience, and potential college credit substitutions. Supervision is provided by the district court administrator and the chief judge.