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Inquiries against confidential criminal justice data bases for compliance with the Rules of the GCIC Council, federal and state laws and operational procedures. Records entries in criminal justice data bases for compliance with appropriate Rules of the GCIC Council, laws, regulations and operational policies.
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The Department of Cultural and Behavioral Sciences is home to multiple academic and applied disciplines including psychology, sociology, anthropology, geography, education, social work, criminal justice, and homeland security.
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JOB QUALIFICATIONS:Bachelor's degree in Behavioral Sciences, including Criminal Justice, Cultural Studies, Anthropology, or Sociology is required. Prefer candidates hold Certification in one of the following: Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist (CTRS) from the National Council for Therapeutic Recreation Certification (NCTRC) or Certified Rehabilitation Counselor (CRC) by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification, or Certified Psychosocial Rehabilitation Professional (CPRP) from the United States Psychosocial Rehabilitation Association (USPRA.
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If you firmly believe in the Providence House mission of supporting families through crisis, are committed to achieving racial equity and social justice, value communication and collaboration, and want to be a part of a growing organization, we'd love to have you join our team as our next Childcare Provider.
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Overview Join the growing Gilbane family in Atlanta, GA as we take on additional work in industries such as Higher Education, K-12, Criminal Justice/Courthouse, along with other vertical construction projects.
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Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration or Criminal Justice. Enrollment in our company’s 401 (k) or Supplemental Income Plan, subject to eligibility requirements. The Enterprise Accounts Portfolio Manager will serve as an internal security operations expert focusing on the client relationship management across multiple states.
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This role provides a unique opportunity to work alongside experienced legal professionals, assisting in legal research, case preparation, and understanding the intricacies of both civil and criminal law.
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Masters degree in Security Administration, Public Administration, Aviation Managment, Criminal Justice or related fields. Masters degree in Security Administration, Public Administration, Aviation Managment, Criminal Justice or related fields.
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The Policy Manager should be comfortable with quantitative and qualitative approaches in research and be familiar with public policy issues related to criminal justice systems, especially community supervision.
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Associates or Bachelor’s in Criminal Justice preferred (Asset Protection Team Member Only) Loss Prevention or Criminal Justice background is a plus. Academy Sports + Outdoors is one of the nation’s largest sporting goods and outdoor retailers.
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Bachelor's degree in Public Administration, Business Administration, Criminal Justice, Public Safety, Corrections Management, Social Science or a related field; Master's degree is preferred.
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Bachelor's Degree in intelligence studies, political science, national security, criminal justice, international studies or related field, or equivalent experience. Reporting to the Investigations Manager for NORTAM, the Regional Security Investigator will oversee all security investigations related matters for an assigned region in the United States.
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Conduct research and data analysis to support the Department of Justice and answer pressing criminal justice research questions. Serve as Project Director, or Task Lead for criminal justice projects; manages or leads projects or tasks, including associated teams, staff, deliverables, and budgets.
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This position is subject to working in high security areas governed by the US Department of Justice's "Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Security Policy" and therefore requires successfully passing a more stringent fingerprint background check administered by Motorola Solutions Inc. customers.
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3 years of experience with children and families in child protection, criminal justice/law enforcement, healthcare, mental health, or social service. Testifies in juvenile and/or criminal court proceeding when needed.
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