This quasi-judicial position provides support to the South County Circuit Court Judge by conducting hearings and making recommendations on family matters referred for hearing. This position will work a flexible schedule, two days per week for a total of 16 hours.
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Interview defendants and victims, review criminal histories, verify information, and write reports for the court.
Monitor and collect urine samples of treatment court clients; operate urinalysis-testing equipment; data entry.
Research and write legal memoranda, draft opinions, orders and reports; conduct legal research; review briefs and case files.
Monitor and annotate court hearings to ensure an accurate recording of proceedings. Perform playback services for the Court and provide CDs of recorded hearings to the public.
Counsel individuals who are addicted to drugs and alcohol individually and in group sessions, develop treatment plans, psychosocial assessments and reports to the court.
Stenographically record felony court proceedings, provide Realtime to judges daily, and produce transcripts on a timely basis.
As a state or county-funded court employee, you will become eligible for healthcare, retirement savings through a self-directed investment plan or a dedicated pension plan, paid time off plus 12 paid holidays each year.
Court employees become eligible for tuition programs and career advancement programs to grow or enhance leadership skills.
Court employees can expect a safe and diverse work environment with managers that want to help you succeed.
We are an equal opportunity employer. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, sex, age, national origin or disability. If you need an accommodation in order to participate in the application/selection process, please call (941) 861‑7811 or the Florida Relay Service, 711 or 1 (800) 955‑8771
Human Resources Manager