Bail Disrupter

Job Description

Job Description

Job Description

Bail Disrupter

Classification : Full-time Exempt

Reports to : Bail Disrupter Coordinator

Department : Operation Freedom

Program : Safety & Freedom Fund

About Operation Restoration :

Operation Restoration (OR) supports women and girls impacted by incarceration to recognize their

full potential, restore their lives, and discover new possibilities. At OR, we focus on advocacy,

education, economic mobility, and true economic equity for our staff, clients, and community. Our

goal is to remove financial incentives for incarceration / detention to increase investments in social

services, education, and healthcare for all people. Incarceration is defined as confinement in prison,

jail, immigrant, juvenile or military detention, or a deportation facility. Directly impacted women and

girls are those that are or have been incarcerated, arrested, are on probation and / or parole.

About the Position :

Under the direction of the Bail Disrupter Coordinator and in partnership with The Bail Project, the

Bail Disrupter is a staff member committed to racial and economic justice. This position is

responsible for securing people’s release, disrupting the criminal legal system, and fighting mass

incarceration.

Duties and Responsibilities :

• Evaluate potential clients for eligibility.
• Meet with clients to conduct a needs assessment and refer them to necessary services to support them after release.
• Provide clients with reminders about upcoming court dates and arrange emergency transportation support, where needed. Input required data into SalesForce and Apricot in a timely manner and consistent with organizational policies.
• Comply with The Bail Project’s Record-Keeping and Banking policies, including but not limited to :

Following TBP’s policies with respect to banking, e.g., making funds transfer

requests, only using cashier’s checks, and maintaining the Funds on Hand spreadsheet

○ Uploading documentation for all bail and bank transactions on the day the transaction takes place

○ Participating in the weekly reconciliation process to promptly resolve any discrepancies

○ Entering client data into Salesforce and TBP’s banking drive

○ Receive bond referrals from partners including Orleans Public Defenders Office, private attorneys, community partners, etc.

○ Review docket master to see if the person has failures to appeal, charge, amount of bond and if the charge meets the criteria for posting bail

○ Communicate with relatives or friends (contact person) to see if they would consent to remind the person to report to court, and let them know when bail will be posted

○ Review Docket Master everyday to update each case, as needed

○ If they appear and the case is closed, update case on Salesforce

○ If the person fails to appear, document in Salesforce and Apricot