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Judicial Legal Specialist (Law Clerk) for Judge Katherine Oliver
$39k-51k (estimate)
Full Time | Business Services 2 Months Ago
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Administrative Office of PA Courts is Hiring a Judicial Legal Specialist (Law Clerk) for Judge Katherine Oliver Near Centre, PA

Position Overview

Department:

Court Administration

Centre County Courthouse
102 South Allegheny Street

Bellefonte, PA 16823

Judge Katherine V. Oliver

Base Pay:

Salary Grade: 18

$34.66/hourly-$72,092.80/annual
Exempt

Shift Available:

Full—Time (40 Hours)

8:00am—4:00pm

Required Education:

  • Juris doctorate (J.D.) degree, preferably from an

ABA-approved law school.

  • Admission, or actively seeking admission to the

Pennsylvania Bar Association to practice before

the courts of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Applications:

Applications for this position will be accepted until a

suitable candidate is selected.

Summary of Job Functions

  • Possesses and applies knowledge of Pennsylvania civil and criminal law, including but
not limited to constitutional law, rules of procedure, statutory law, case law, rules of

evidence, and other court rules.

  • Conducts legal research with knowledge of online research platforms, legal reference
materials, and application of efficient legal research techniques.
  • Reviews pleadings, petitions, motions, briefs and other legal documents filed with
the Court. Engages in discussions with Judge to implement course of action to timely

resolve issues raised in legal filings.

  • Assists Judge in researching complex legal issues before the Court. Researches and
consults with the Judge on legal issues arising before, during, and after court pro-

ceedings.

  • Attends court proceedings to assist the Judge with complex legal issues that may
arise.
  • Drafts opinions, orders, and memorandas in a logical and coherent manner in the
style required by the Judge.
  • Maintains accurate and well-organizes court calendars and work assignments lists.
Tracks cases pending decision by the Court and timely updates the Judge.
  • Communicates and responds to attorneys, litigants, court personnel, and the public
regarding administrative questions and questions to the court docket.
  • Establishes effective working relationships with the Judge, judicial assistants, other
Judges and their staff, Court Administrator, and other court personnel.
  • Assists with public legal functions, I.e., mock trials, Law Day, etc.
  • Assists in supervising extern law students.
  • Assists Senior Judges and Visiting Judges in the performance of their duties.
  • Assists the Court as a Designated Reviewer for the Guardian Tracking System.
  • Manages the Law Library.
  • Provides technical and legal guidance to court personnel.
  • Attends seminars, trainings, and meetings as required.

MARCH 21, 2024

Applications are now being accepted for the following position in the Centre County Court of Common Pleas. Those who qualify and are interested
should apply at the Human Resources Office, Room 334 Willowbank Building, Bellefonte, PA or call (814) 355-6748 for an application. This posting

can be viewed and an application downloaded from our website at www.centrecountypa.gov.

JUDICIAL LEGAL SPECIALIST/LAW CLERK

TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE KATHERINE V. OLIVER
PC #05

Equal Opportunity Employer

Job Summary

JOB TYPE

Full Time

INDUSTRY

Business Services

SALARY

$39k-51k (estimate)

POST DATE

03/25/2024

EXPIRATION DATE

05/23/2024

WEBSITE

www.pacourts.us

HEADQUARTERS

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

SIZE

50 - 100

CEO

Jon Sweet

REVENUE

$10M - $50M

INDUSTRY

Business Services

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About Administrative Office of PA Courts

Before 1700, the Pennsylvania judicial system originated as a disparate collection of local, part-time courts inherited from the reign of the Duke of York and established by William Penn. At this time, no courts could be called the court of final appeal; all final appeals were taken to England for veto power. Several attempts were made to unify the colony's judicial system and establish a court of final appeal, but failed. Over the course of three centuries, it took until 2009 and the building of the Pennsylvania Judicial Center, that the judiciary finally had a formal home within the capitol ... complex in Harrisburg. The Judicial Center serves as an administrative headquarters for Pennsylvanias courts which are administered by the Supreme Court. More
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