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Family Drug Court Learning Academy

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Series of web based trainings that assess the needs, initiate strategic planning, implement program improvements, evaluate performance, and s

Problem Solving Court Coordinator I

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Summary of Job Classification:
Ensures effective implementation, operation, and sustainability of one or more Problem Solving Court (PSC) programs, such as Adult Drug Court, DUI Court, Family Drug Court, Juvenile Drug Court, and Mental Health Court specific to assigned district and location. Serves as a liaison between the program and the probation office as well as outside agencies and community programs.

Problem Solving Court Coordinator II

Job Description

Summary of Job Classification:
Ensures effective implementation, operation, and sustainability of Problem Solving Court (PSC) programs. Provides onboarding and localized training to court employees within their district. Leads multiple programs. May supervise 1 or more employees. Manages program budgets and grants.

Staff Attorney - Court of Appeals

Job Description

Provides highly complex legal services to the Court of Appeals, including advising the court regarding jurisdictional issues and motions presented to the court during the appeal process; independently review appellate briefs, prepare draft opinions in accordance with Colorado law; provide legal research, training, and advice to members of the court regarding resolution of highly complex or novel legal issues.

Deputy Director of Court Services

Job Description

Assists the Director of Court Services in the completion of the Director’s duties focusing on project management issues, routine personnel issues, oversee staffing studies and court staffing levels, implementation of statewide treatment courts, and supervises and provided technical assistance to the Court Programs Analyst.

Court Reporter III (Colorado Standard)

Job Description

Summary of Job Classification:
Provides professional Realtime reporting and transcribing for court proceedings, hearings and conferences. Employees in this classification have obtained their Registered Professional Reporter (RPR) certification through the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) and have a completion of at least 94% accuracy (the Colorado standard) on one of the following examinations: Certified Realtime Reporter (CRR), Certified Broadcast Captioner (CBC), Certified CART Provider (CCP) through the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA); or the Federal Certified Realtime Reporter (FCRR).