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You’ll serve as a Research Assistant (RA) to help us address challenges in a range of areas including public health and health care, workforce development, environment, education, and criminal justice reform.
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Consulting experience in the field of program evaluation, ideally related to public health, criminal justice, and/or training and capacity building. Independently designing program evaluation processes, including writing research questions, selecting, sequencing, and conducting appropriate methods, and designing and undertaking analysis plans.
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CJCC's core functions include, grants management and administration of competitive, formula, and state funded criminal justice and victim services grants in the state of Georgia; administration of the Crime Victims Emergency Fund, Officers Initiative, Unclaimed Restitution, DUI Memorial Sign Program, Forensic Medical Examinations, and Forensic Interviews; and serving as a state-wide clearinghouse for criminal justice information and research.
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The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences houses the Departments of Criminal Justice, English, History and Political Science, Journalism and Mass Communication, Liberal Studies, and Visual and Performing Arts. CAHSS is an academic unit that reports to the Office of the Provost/Division of Academic Affairs and enrolls more than 1,950 students and has more than 130 faculty members.
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ACLU-NC/LF brings together litigation, legislative advocacy, communications, and organizing strategies to empower communities and achieve our objectives in major issue areas including criminal law reform, racial justice, LGBTQIA+ equality, reproductive freedom, and the rights of immigrants.
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Conducts legal research and writing on cases and projects that fall within the scope and focus of the Criminal Law & Justice Center. The attorney will be expected to help research, draft, and file amicus briefs on a wide range of criminal justice related topics.
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What We Value This is an entry-level position requiring quantitative research or qualitative research skills, writing, and analytical thinking skills. We will mentor you as you learn about policy areas and develop professional skills in qualitative and quantitative research methods, analytic reasoning, verbal and written communication and project management.
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Knowledge of criminal statutes, court procedures, and legal research methods. Knowledge of substantive and procedural laws in criminal justice, including state, federal, and administrative law.
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Is a small LGBTQ-led research and evaluation firm founded in 2010. Research and Data Synthesis: You have a strong ability to independently recognize learning opportunities, design and conduct research, gather data, structure quantitative and qualitative analyses, and draw and apply actionable recommendations.
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The consortium maintains the world's largest archive of social science data with 10, + studies relating to education, aging, criminal justice, substance abuse, terrorism, and more. Work as part of Agile software development team responsible for concept development, creative visualization, user research & testing, user experience (UX) writing, system design, prototyping, & delivery.
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Preferences: Preferences:BA or BS in Legal Studies, Business, Criminal Justice, English, or other relevant fields. These include but are not limited to assisting with transactional legal work, including contract review, drafting, and negotiation; assisting with litigation, hearings, and other adversarial matters; legal and factual research and writing; performing records management; tracking the wide variety of matters handled by OGC; and supporting the University’s responses to information requests, human resources, corporate, transactional, real estate, and policy matters.
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The program’s research and publications address a myriad of criminal and civil issues, and the CCJ staff offers training and assistance to our members on key topics, such as policing, pretrial release, sentencing & corrections, juvenile justice, civil rights and civil law.
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Must complete Security Awareness and National Crime Information Center (NCIC)/Nevada Criminal Justice Information System (NCJIS) certification within six months of hire/transfer and be recertified every two years.
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A Bachelor's Degree in Criminology, Criminal Justice, Geographic Information System (GIS), Statistical Analysis, or a closely related discipline with at least two (2) years of experience in strategic and tactical analysis principles, compiling data, crime/intelligence analysis, analyzing findings, and writing technical reports that indicate relationships between criminal elements and/or criminal enterprises (Preferred.
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Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities : This position requires basic knowledge and skills in the areas of criminal prosecution; rules of evidence and rules of criminal procedure; public relations; organization; basic computer skills; effective trial skills; research and drafting legal documents; ability to work effectively with other criminal justice agencies; mentor and guide less experienced attorneys; communicate effectively; analyze information and situations.
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