St. Charles County Government
Legal Secretary / Prosecuting Attorney's Office
St. Charles County Government, Saint Charles, Missouri, United States, 63301
Legal Secretary / Prosecuting Attorney’s Office
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Starting Salary: $42,880.57 per year. This is a full-time position which includes a full range of benefits including Paid Time Off, Extended Medical Leave, Holidays, Employee Health, Dental, Life, Disability, Retirement, and Tuition Assistance programs.
This position may telecommute occasionally.
Job Description The purpose of this position is to provide legal support, trial preparation and coordination of information and data entry into various case management systems for prosecutors and team leaders related to warrant applications, traffic, misdemeanor, felony, and civil cases.
Enters warrant applications, opens cases, and closes cases in case management systems. Enters various confidential information relating to prosecution.
Scans or uploads all documents, photographs, videos, and other electronic media into case management systems.
Prepares, transcribes, and edits legal documents to be used in trials and legal proceedings.
Electronically files documents with the court through the Missouri Case.net system.
Orders, retrieves, subpoenas, reviews, scans, uploads, and redacts confidential information and documents including but not limited to criminal histories, warrant applications, medical and scientific records, photos, videos, and assessments.
Reviews and troubleshoots the viewing of electronic media for all staff and prosecutors. Contacts places of origin for electronic media to troubleshoot the viewing of media for use in prosecution.
Prepares court and hearing schedules. Maintains and coordinates calendars. Checks trial dockets, enters and tracks dates for trials, hearings, court announcements, and other proceedings.
Prepares discovery and meets with law enforcement officers and defense attorneys when necessary.
Verifies all discovery has been ordered/received and sent to defense attorneys.
Sends transcripts to witnesses for signatures or corrections. Provides witnesses with proper information necessary to prepare for trial. Calls off witnesses when necessary.
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Legal Secretary/Prosecuting Attorney's Office
role at
St. Charles County Government .
Starting Salary: $42,880.57 per year. This is a full-time position which includes a full range of benefits including Paid Time Off, Extended Medical Leave, Holidays, Employee Health, Dental, Life, Disability, Retirement, and Tuition Assistance programs.
This position may telecommute occasionally.
Job Description The purpose of this position is to provide legal support, trial preparation and coordination of information and data entry into various case management systems for prosecutors and team leaders related to warrant applications, traffic, misdemeanor, felony, and civil cases.
Enters warrant applications, opens cases, and closes cases in case management systems. Enters various confidential information relating to prosecution.
Scans or uploads all documents, photographs, videos, and other electronic media into case management systems.
Prepares, transcribes, and edits legal documents to be used in trials and legal proceedings.
Electronically files documents with the court through the Missouri Case.net system.
Orders, retrieves, subpoenas, reviews, scans, uploads, and redacts confidential information and documents including but not limited to criminal histories, warrant applications, medical and scientific records, photos, videos, and assessments.
Reviews and troubleshoots the viewing of electronic media for all staff and prosecutors. Contacts places of origin for electronic media to troubleshoot the viewing of media for use in prosecution.
Prepares court and hearing schedules. Maintains and coordinates calendars. Checks trial dockets, enters and tracks dates for trials, hearings, court announcements, and other proceedings.
Prepares discovery and meets with law enforcement officers and defense attorneys when necessary.
Verifies all discovery has been ordered/received and sent to defense attorneys.
Sends transcripts to witnesses for signatures or corrections. Provides witnesses with proper information necessary to prepare for trial. Calls off witnesses when necessary.
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