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Court Coordinator – managing case events, establishing court calendars and setting court cases for one court. Court Manager – overseeing the operation of one or more courts, including its processes, functions and personnel.
The local administrative judge and each district or statutory county court judge may establish a court coordinator system and appoint a court coordinator for his court to improve justice and expedite the processing of cases through the courts.
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A judicial clerkship offers law school graduates the unique opportunity to work directly with a judge, trial or appellate, in a state or federal court. These one-to-two-year positions can be one of the most rewarding jobs in a legal career.
Essential Job Functions: Manages and sets the court dockets. Communicates with attorneys and pro se litigants to schedule hearings/trials. Ensures an even case flow. Sets all civil cases, and other cases as needed.
1. Coordinate court activities within the boundaries of court policies and procedures: a. Prepare and update weekly criminal, civil, and juvenile dockets and notify all affected parties of changes as they occur; b. Schedule trial settings; ensure notification of all involved parties;
