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United States Probation Officers serve in a judiciary law enforcement capacity and assist in the fair administration of justice, provide community safety, conduct objective investigations, supervise persons under supervision, interact with outside agencies and community members, and prepare reports and present recommendations to the court.
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Serves as a liaison and acting representative in matters involving the Criminal and Supreme Courts, the District Attorney and other law enforcement agencies. - Comprehensive knowledge of New York City and State Court Systems, probation/social service case work principles and regulations, trends and developments in the probation field and best practices in the area of motivating persons under supervision to lead law abiding lives.
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U.S. Pretrial Services Officers serve in a judiciary law enforcement position and assist in the administration of justice and promote community safety, gather information, supervise offenders/defendants, interact with collateral agencies, prepare reports, conduct investigations, and present recommendations to the court.
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Our top-notch team works closely with law enforcement, fire, EMS, corrections, adult probation, juvenile detention, and local government professionals to tailor our solutions to better address today’s challenges and keep first responders coming home safely at the end of each shift.
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Inter-Con employs over 25,000 security personnel worldwide, trained and managed by a team of professionals with unsurpassed military, law enforcement, and security experience. We have transitioned thousands of officers into successful careers in law enforcement, government services, foreign affairs and many more.
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4) Three (3) years full-time experience as a Police Officer, Probation Officer or Corrections Officer. Inter-Con Security Systems, Inc. is an affirmative action employer who provides equal employment opportunities to minorities, females, veterans, and disabled individuals, as well as other protected groups.
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JOB RESPONSIBILITIES: Under the supervision of the Executive Director for Policy & Justice Operations, the Senior Counsel will provide legal and policy advice across MOCJs policy initiatives, including impact and implementation of legislative reforms to the criminal procedure and penal laws, as well as local efforts to increase public safety, fair law enforcement and judicial processes, and services and supports for justice-involved individuals.
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