Paralegal training preferred. Travel and relocation expenses will not be reinburst. Final candidates are subject to a background check. This is technical, supervisory and administrative work in the operation of a court in the Colorado Judicial System. Employees in this class are responsible for supervising and monitoring the work of court clerks and other court personnel as may be assigned.
Work is performed independently and requires considerable use of initiative and judgment.
Supervision is received from a District Administrator or Chief Judge who reviews work through reports and conferences. Develops and implements new policies in conjunction with judges, probation, and pre-trial staff. Acts as a liaison between treatment providers, court staff, district attorneys, public defenders, magistrates, and judges. Writes and administers grants for the funding of the Denver Drug Court. Supervision is received from Drug Court Judge, Chief Judge and the Court Administrator.