Investigator (Trenton) at NJ JUDICIARY AOC Trenton, NJ

Overview

Investigator (Trenton) job at NJ JUDICIARY AOC. Trenton, NJ.

The New Jersey Judiciary is seeking dedicated and detail-oriented individuals to conduct pre-disposition investigations and prepare reports; collect court-ordered payments; monitor and enforce conditions of probation and / or court order; provide access to social services to assist in rehabilitation of law offenders; and / or makes recommendations for alternate dispute resolution, adjudication, rehabilitation planning and treatment of offenders, including conditional release, substance abuse treatment, and education and employment stipulations.

For more information on open Investigator opportunities, visit the New Jersey Courts website.

Salary range is $46,785.80 - $79,272.75 per year. For newly hired individuals, the starting salary will be at the minimum of the salary range.

Responsibilities

• Conduct pre-disposition investigations and prepare reports.
• Collect court-ordered payments.
• Monitor and enforce conditions of probation and / or court orders.
• Provide access to social services to assist in rehabilitation of offenders.
• Make recommendations for alternate dispute resolution, adjudication, rehabilitation planning and treatment of offenders, including conditional release, substance abuse treatment, and education and employment stipulations.

Requirements

Please note that application support requests received outside regular business hours on the closing date will not change the application filing deadline so PLEASE FILE EARLY

IMPORTANT INFORMATION :

Note : In accordance with Public Law 2010 c. 26, Veterans pay a reduced application fee of $15.00 if they have previously established Veteran's Preference with the DMAVA. Those claiming Veterans Preference but have not yet received approval from DMAVA must pay the full application fee and may request a refund if the claim is approved at least 8 days prior to the issuance of the eligibility list.

Application fee : Fees submitted via personal check or money order must be postmarked within five (5) business days of submitting your application. If your fee is postmarked after five (5) business days, or is returned as invalid, you will be declared ineligible and denied admittance to the examination process.

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