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We strongly encourage and welcome applications from women, people of color, members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities, as well as individuals with prior contact with the criminal justice system.
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A Master’s Degree in Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice Administration, Public Administration, Police Science, or a closely-related field; Or Juris Doctorate degree. Certified NYS General Topics Police Instructor and specialty instructor with the Division of Criminal Justice Services.
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Certificate of completion for Criminal Investigator Training Program at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers or an equivalent Federal law enforcement basic training academy. You must provide a Certificate of completion for Criminal Investigator Training Program at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers or an equivalent Federal law enforcement basic training academy.
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Weather you choose to pursue a career as a police officer, court reporter or probation officer, training in criminal justice is a unique experience that can provide you with a variety of opportunities to pursue.
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Associates of Arts degree with major course work in Business Management, Police Administration, Criminal Justice or related field is desirable. Do you possess the equivalent to an Associate Degree with major course work in Business Management, Police Administration, Criminal Justice or related field.
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Medical, criminal justice or mortuary science experience and knowledge of Texas State Medical Examiner Act and related statutes preferred. Which best describes your years of administrative experience in an office, funeral home or criminal justice environment.
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Drafting legal memoranda, including but not limited to appellate briefs, responses to federal habeas corpus petitions, and answers to petitions for post-conviction collateral relief, in all levels of the state and federal criminal justice system; preparing and conducting post-conviction hearings in the trial court and oral arguments before both the state and federal appellate courts; and assisting trial attorneys with legal research.
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Requires annual qualification on the Sheriff's Office Firearms Qualification Course, and the ability to maintain Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) Basic Law Enforcement Certification.
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Job Title: Psychiatrist - Criminal Justice. Acceptable Criminal Background Investigation. JOB SUMMARY: To provide psychiatric services to individuals incarcerated in the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office facilities.
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The Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology at Metropolitan State University of Denver (MSU Denver) invites applications for part-time affiliate faculty teaching positions. Master's degree in Criminal Justice, Criminology, Cybersecurity, or related field, plus one to two years of relevant experience.
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Bachelors degree in Administration of Justice, Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement or related field or the equivalent is required plus a minimum of 10 years relevant experience; or Master's degree plus a minimum of 8 years relevant experience.
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This is a staff attorney for the Criminal Law & Justice Center to support substantive legal work on behalf of the 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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The Deputy Director will supervise a Program Manager to oversee the day-to-day program management of the Office's Criminal Justice Investment Initiative (CJII), a $250 million investment in community-based crime prevention and criminal justice system reform and provide support to the Pathways to Public Safety Division, which oversees diversion and specialized Court parts, community-based crime prevention, and reentry strategies.
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Experience in teaching Criminal Justice (Administration of Justice) courses, with experience in cyber forensics courses desired.b. Demonstrated professional knowledge of the subject and changes in the field.
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A demonstrated commitment to criminal justice, indigent defense, racial equity and social justice issues and the Wayne County communities. The ideal Staff Attorney is an experienced felony trial attorney who demonstrates a commitment to serving marginalized persons and communities, preferably with experience in a public defender office, in a public interest organization, or in the indigent criminal defense context.
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