Court Clerks

In the courthouse there are three type of court managers which are clerks of court, chief judges, and court administrator. Each of one these managers play a role to manage the courthouse. “The clerks of court are responsible for docketing cases, collecting fees, overseeing jury selection, and maintaining court records “(Neubauer & Fradella, 2014, p.131). It is important to have these people in the courthouse because they are the one who keeps up with the data and storage it for future referencing. The data can come in handy when need in the future. The next type of court manager is chief judges. This court manager is responsible for being the courthouse executive. They have been consistently unproductive managers out of the group. This is …show more content…
Inside the court duties of the judge is to hear the case and listen to the argument between the prosecutor and defense attorney also hears the witness testimony and rules base on the evidence provide to him or her. The duties outside the court of the judge is to research regulations and laws, oversee the court clerk work, sit with the attorneys to examine the case and inspire a deal, and confirm the rules and court procedures. Most of the judges have a law degrees and also are elected or appointed. The judge must complete the training that is require by the state or training programs led by legal organizations, such as the ABA, National Judicial College or National Center for State Courts ("Should I Become a Judge?", 2017). The annual salary for a judge is about $102,000 dollars a year. The court administrators handles the produces in courthouse. The administrator duties is an administrative service manager. This combines of delegate as a court liaison, overlook the court’s financial account, and guide court representatives. The education that is require for a court administrator is a bachelor’s or master’s degree also they must be certified in court management and court credentials. The average salary is $57,000 dollars a