NATURE OF WORK
Under general supervision, performs complex legal clerical work in support of the operations of the Justice Court; serves as lead worker as required; this position has department specific responsibility.

(Illustrative Only) Receives and prepares posting of fine bonds, creates and maintain bond report, tracking hold receipts and disbursing of monies other monies; coordinates court calendar; creates and updates cases and case files manually and in the automation system; checks documents for completeness; issues Court processes; provides assistance with greeting customers at the front desk, answers inquiries regarding civil, criminal and civil traffic cases, provides information or directs visitors; performs a variety of general office support duties (i.e., makes copies, prints, collates, scan documents, maintains calendar of activities, schedules meetings; processes mail including receiving, sorting, time stamping, logging, and distributing incoming and outgoing correspondence and packages; sets cases for hearing, trial or other court proceedings; maintains record of court procedures; prepares reports; assists in court case management; serves as court clerk as required in hearings, trials and other courtroom proceedings; assists in the handling of paperwork, issuance of court processes and orders, and other post-court activities; sets and resets subsequent court dates; undertakes and completes other tasks resulting from court proceedings; enters order of protections, injunctions against harassment, and injunctions against work place harassment; may creates and updates new forms for cases specific; may provide administrative support, if needed; may act as a bailiff when court is in session; maintains absolute confidentiality of cases and victim information; regular and reliable attendance is required; performs other duties as assigned.

Knowledge of: Applicable State Statutes, court rules and administrative orders; Yuma County policies and procedures; court procedures, legal terminology and business English; rules and regulations regarding jury activity and courtroom behavior; principles and practices of supervision and skills training; bookkeeping methods and accounting principles; modern office practices, procedures and equipment.

Skill in: Operating office equipment; preparing clear and comprehensive written and statistical reports; establishing effective working relationships with employees, other agencies and the public; following written and verbal instructions; communicating effectively verbally and in writing.