This position will be part of the Court's Administrative staff working very closely with the Presiding Judge of the Denver County Court, the Court Administrator of the Denver County Court, and the various Judges and Magistrates that serve in the court. Responsibilities will include handling the purchasing functions for the entire Court, ensuring scheduling for the Judicial Officers of each Courtroom, supervising the clerical staff for the Presiding Judge, and helping to create various documents for the court including the Annual Report for the Denver County Court. In addition, this position will provide administrative support to both the County Court Judicial Nomination Commission and the County Court Judicial Performance Commission. 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 an d 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 judgement.
Supervision is received from a District Administrator or Chief Judge who reviews work through reports and conferences. The LA Times is a weekly publication of the Master of Science in Legal Administration program at the University of Denver. It is aimed at improving communication within the program and within the university. Top of Page Master of Science in Legal Administration 1900 Olive Street . Denver, Colorado 80220 .