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Performs specialized judicial case-processing and court-administration duties in a high-volume justice court. Reviews, accepts, processes, and maintains civil, eviction, and Class C criminal filings and court records in accordance with applicable statutes, procedural rules, court orders, and established policies. Issues citations, notices, subpoenas, writs, and other legal process; schedules hearings and trials; records judicial actions; monitors statutory and procedural deadlines; processes judgments, appeals, and post-judgment activity; collects, applies, reconciles, and reports court fines, fees, costs, bonds, and other funds; and maintains the accuracy, security, confidentiality, and legal integrity of official court records. Provides procedural information and customer service to litigants, attorneys, law-enforcement agencies, and the public while maintaining court neutrality and avoiding legal advice. Exercises independent judgment within established legal and administrative requirements, identifies matters requiring judicial or supervisory review, and performs work under general supervision.
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