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Kalamazoo County Government

Court Services Specialist

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What they do

A Municipal, License, or Court Clerk works in a municipal office to assist people applying for a permit or license. Processes applications and answers questions, collects fees, distributes permits and licenses when they are approved, and maintains office records.

$44,786 / year median in Michigan

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

GENERAL SUMMARY
The purpose of this job is to provide a variety of administrative support to internal and external parties in the processing of a variety of court-related proceedings. Monitors and ensures the efficient flow of cases through the entire lifecycle from the creation of a record through the disposition of the case by assisting with the scheduling of hearings, arranging meeting spaces or special accommodations, and operating remote virtual sessions. Maintains compliance with statutory mandates and is responsible for entering the relevant information into the court's case management systems. Reviews, analyzes, and assesses proper filings of all legal pleadings that will serve as the court record. Updates court records regarding the judicial action of all court events. Assists in recording and preserving Court proceedings by operating audio and video recording equipment.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
Provides administrative support on a variety of court-related activities within the Circuit Court Trial Division, including civil, criminal, and appeals. Receives, processes, and files legal court filings, pleadings, and other documentation in accordance with legislative and court procedures. Assists the Personal Protection Order office, including reviewing submitted paperwork, scheduling intake appointments, providing notices, etc. Conducts accuracy and compliance reviews of electronic records, correcting identified errors before cases are filed. Coordinates and manages the jury qualification and selection process. Reviews, analyzes, interprets, and evaluates jury questionnaires for qualification. Accepts or rejects questionnaires based on appropriate criteria. Monitors questionnaires that are undeliverable or incomplete for processing. Schedules hearings, coordinates meeting spaces, arrange logistics for special accommodations, and operates virtual sessions. Assists with recording, entering, and disseminating information relating to court procedures, court order interpretations, appointments, and hearings in accordance with Court protocols and procedures. Handles incoming mail, ensuring forms and documentation are accurately timestamped and rerouting mail appropriately. Reviews, verifies, and processes monetary transactions, such as bonds, for court filings, updates case documentation. Manages emails received from courtroom staff, Office of the Prosecuting Attorney (OPA), law enforcement, and other departments relating to processing, canceling, modifying, or verifying warrants. Performs related work as required.