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City of Peoria

Part-Time Pro Tem Judge - Municipal Court

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A Judge oversees the legal process in court cases. Interprets law, advises jurors during trials, writes opinions and decisions, and gives verdicts in cases decided without a jury. May decide on a sentence for the defendant in a criminal case, or liability of a defendant in a civil case; may facilitate negotiations between parties in a dispute. Works in a county, state or federal court system.

$144,069 / year median in Arizona

+6% projected growth

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Job Summary The City of Peoria, AZ seeks a Pro Tem Judge for the Peoria Municipal Court. This temporary, part-time, on-call, at-will position is appointed by the presiding judge and presides over misdemeanor and civil traffic matters, applying relevant rules and statutes in court.

Responsibilities include determining sentences within legal limits, managing pre-trial matters, and interpreting local, state, and federal law in hearings. Applications due by August 30, 2026; accommodations available upon request.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description The City of Peoria, AZ seeks a Pro Tem Judge for the Peoria Municipal Court. This temporary, part-time, on-call, at-will position is appointed by the presiding judge and presides over misdemeanor and civil traffic matters, applying relevant rules and statutes in court.

Responsibilities include determining sentences within legal limits, managing pre-trial matters, and interpreting local, state, and federal law in hearings. Applications due by August 30, 2026; accommodations available upon request.#J-18808-Ljbffr