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NYS Department of Civil Service
Hearing Officer 1 (Incarcerated Discipline)
Job Description
Basics Schedule Location Job Specifics How to Apply NY HELP No Agency Corrections and Community Supervision, Department of Title Hearing Officer 1 (Incarcerated Discipline) Occupational Category Legal Salary Grade 661 Bargaining Unit M/C - Managerial/Confidential (Unrepresented) Salary Range From $97874 to $123715 Annually Employment Type Full-Time Appointment Type Permanent Jurisdictional Class Non-competitive Class Travel Percentage 25% Workweek Mon-Fri Hours Per Week 40 Workday From 8 AM To 4 PM Flextime allowed? No Mandatory overtime? No Compressed workweek allowed? No Telecommuting allowed? No County Chemung Street Address Elmira Correctional Facility 1879 Davis St. City Elmira State NY Zip Code 14901 Duties Description 1. A licensed attorney who presides over administrative proceedings involving incarcerated individuals at assigned correctional facilities. 2. Arrange for witness testimony and documentary and video evidence. 3. Ensure that appropriate standards of due process are met, determine the relevancy and admissibility of evidence, and demonstrate appropriate demeanor and impartiality throughout the hearing process. 4. Evaluate evidence presented, resolve issues of law and fact, and consider mitigating and aggravating circumstances. 5. Prepare decisions that includes statements of the evidence relied upon and thorough explanations for the dispositions rendered, including the justification for any sanctions or programmatic referrals imposed. 6. Electronically record all hearings conducted and develop a complete paper record in a manner that may be utilized in the event of future litigation. 7. Maintain an appropriate degree of independence and regular contact with Counsel's Office supervisory staff. 8. Additional duties may include but are not limited to attendance at Departmental trainings, meetings, occasional travel to assist other hearing officers and drafting of Freedom of Information Law ("FOIL") appeal responses on behalf of the Department and any special assignment or detail from the Deputy Commissioner and Counsel. Minimum Qualifications Law school graduation and admission to the New York State Bar Association or admission to the Bar of a State Commonwealth other than the State of New York; AND three years of post-admission experience in adversarial proceedings including, but not limited to, criminal law, arbitration, formalized fact finding, dispute resolution, or other litigation practices. Some positions may require additional credentials or a background check to verify your identity. Name Michael Spring, Human Resources Specialist 1 Telephone 518-485-0862 Fax Email Address Michael.
Spring@doccs.ny.gov Address Street NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision 1220 Washington Avenue, Building 4 City Albany State NY Zip Code 12226 Notes on Applying If interested please send cover letter, resume and include the vacancy ID number to the contact listed.
Spring@doccs.ny.gov Address Street NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision 1220 Washington Avenue, Building 4 City Albany State NY Zip Code 12226 Notes on Applying If interested please send cover letter, resume and include the vacancy ID number to the contact listed.
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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.
$125,844 / year median in New York
+5% projected growth