The fundamental reason this classification
exists is to perform skilled court clerical work in the daily operation of the
administration of the Municipal Court and County Juvenile Court. Employees in
this class are involved in providing technical information regarding their
areas of responsibility, to the public parties in cases, attorneys and judges.
The work responsibilities are: receives, reviews, and prepares required legal
documents and records for court sessions/hearings; updates and maintains court documents and records; assists judge
with courtroom duties; prepares documentation resulting from hearings and
monitors the outcome; and processes warrants on failure to appear for
misdemeanor cases and traffic tickets. The work is distinguished from the Court
Operations Clerk I in that the Court Operations Clerk II is assigned tasks that
require a higher degree of responsibility and confidentiality and is given
latitude for independent work decisions that are made based on experience and
knowledge of departmental operation as well as established laws, rules,
guidelines and procedures. Work is
performed under the supervision of the Court Operations Supervisor and the
Municipal Court Administrator (City) or the Court Specialist Supervisor II and
the Juvenile Court Administrator (County).
High school diploma or GED. Two (2) years’ court clerical experience or
related legal work, to include updating and maintaining court documents and
operating a personal computer.
NOTE:
Qualifying education, training and experience that provide the requisite
knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the job will be considered.
Must be willing to work shift work, holidays or
weekends as required or as needed, and must be willing to work an eight hour
shift without lengthy meal breaks.