- Prioritizes, calendars and processes appeals; processes post-conviction relief (PCR) petitions and prepares minute entries to appoint attorney for defendant; monitors pending petitions; dockets, scans, and files notices and orders relating to PCR petitions and provides related statistics for reports.
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- Dockets, scans, indexes, files, and analyzes legal documents, judgments and specific minute entries; performs data entry; prepares legal documentation pursuant to court orders, rules and statutes; expedites processing of juvenile dependency and mental health petitions for submission to the court for signature; maintains logs and work production records; prepares routine reports and correspondence related to official court actions, document processing, and case status.
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- Processes changes of revenue for incoming and outgoing cases; creates new case files and administers associated fees, correspondence and forms.
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- Directs and responds to telephone calls, assisting public with court forms, document filing procedures, and other matters requiring application of technical/legal judicial procedures and practices; receives and completes orders for services/materials from public or employees; assists individuals in locating information; explains fees and fines; processes departmental mail; may issue marriage licenses and process passport applications; travels to Payson satellite office, as needed.
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- Coordinates arbitration hearing activities for civil cases, which involves randomly selecting and assigning arbitrators; generates minute entries to notify counsel and relevant parties; tracks cases and removes from arbitration calendar when complete; administers inactive calendar by notifying counsel and relevant parties that case is at risk for dismissal; and prepares and processes orders of dismissal and purges closed files.
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- Completes 16 hours of mandatory continuing education and United States Passport Agent certification yearly.
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