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Overview:

Perform clerical work for law courts, municipalities, or government licencing organisations and bureaus. Prepare a docket of pending cases; safeguard information for judges and the court; design agendas or bylaws for the town or city council; answer official letters; preserve fiscal records and accounts; issue licences or permits; and record data, run tests, or collect money.

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Job Responsibilities:

Instruct parties on when they should present in court.
Respond to public enquiries about judicial procedures, court appearances, trial dates, adjournments, outstanding warrants, summonses, subpoenas, witness fees, or fine payments.
Keep track of case decisions, court orders, and court fee payment arrangements.
Parties in lawsuits or the general public should be informed about procedures or forms.
Prepare and send out court orders like probation orders, release papers, sentence information, and summonses.
Prepare documents that detail the outcomes of judicial cases.
Using typewriters, create dockets or calendars of cases to be called.

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Court Clerks

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