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A RESUME AND COVER LETTER ARE REQUIRED TO APPLY FOR THIS POSITION
Maryland Legal Aid (MLA) provides life-changing civil legal assistance to eligible residents in every part of the State. Since 1911, MLA has provided high-quality legal services to low-income, and marginalized individuals and communities–helping them remedy their civil legal issues and become empowered to overcome challenges, achieve stability and independence, and an overall better life.
MLA is dedicated to preserving the basic human needs and basic human rights of clients, particularly as they navigate the justice system. MLA staff, pro bono attorneys, community partners, and general supporters all play important roles in ensuring that the legal playing field is leveled so that those most in need achieve equal access to justice. It is because of this diverse support that MLA is able to be a voice to tens of thousands of economically disadvantaged and vulnerable Marylanders every year
Job Summary:
Under the supervision of an attorney, law clerks are generally expected to handle some functions related to casework from initial intake through representation of clients at administrative and other hearings permitted by law. Law clerks may be expected to work together with attorneys on cases or projects. Some law clerks may perform exclusively or primarily non-casework functions. Tasks assigned to law clerks may include, any or all but are not limited to the following:
Duties and Responsibilities:
- Screen clients for eligibility.
- Conduct preliminary and subsequent interviews with clients.
- Schedule appointments, hearings, etc.
- Conduct factual investigation and analysis, and legal research.
- Under the supervision of the staff attorney, supervising attorney, and or chief attorney prepare documents and correspondence which will include complaints, answers, memoranda of law, briefs, etc.
- Assist in or develop case theory and strategy for the representation of clients.
- Perform other duties, as assigned within the scope of the essential functions of the position.
Proficient written and oral communication skills sufficient to perform the duties of the position; computer skills, and experience with Microsoft Office Suite (e.g., Word, Excel, Outlook, Teams, SharePoint); proven ability to draft correspondence, good attention to detail, and a willingness to work in all substantive legal areas; Ability to empathize and assist people who are distressed; ability to work in a fast-paced environment; and commitment to the mission of Maryland Legal Aid.
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Average Salary For a Law Enforcement Technician
Based on recent jobs postings on Zippia, the average salary in the U.S. for a Law Enforcement Technician is $50,139 per year or $24 per hour. The highest paying Law Enforcement Technician jobs have a salary over $93,000 per year while the lowest paying Law Enforcement Technician jobs pay $26,000 per year
5 Common Career Paths For a Law Enforcement Technician
Security Officer
A security officer is responsible for maintaining the peace and safety of everyone by regularly patrolling and monitoring surveillance equipment within the assigned premises. Security officers' duties also include reporting suspicious behaviors, restricting trespassers and unauthorized personnel from entering the establishment, providing incident reports for policy violations, and adhering to the standard protocols and legal requirements set by the management. Security offers must also have excellent decision-making and critical-thinking skills and extensive knowledge of emergency drills in case any unfortunate circumstances arise.
Police Officer
Police officers are responsible for keeping peace and security in a community. They uphold and enforce the law. They ensure that people in their assigned community follow the law. They also ensure that proper sanctions are given out to anyone who does not follow. Some police officers are assigned in the field, meaning they work outside of police stations. Those assigned to police stations are responsible for maintaining administrative matters as well, aside from maintaining peace and order. Police officers are expected to be trustworthy, to work with honor, and to keep their integrity intact.
Technician
Technicians are skilled professionals who primarily work with technology in different industries. They are knowledgeable about the technical aspects of the various items they work with. They are usually working with electricity or with technological advancements. Technicians may be assigned to do the construction of equipment or materials related to their field of study. They may also be assigned to conduct diagnostics and other maintenance activities to ensure that the equipment works properly. Technicians may also be required to conduct basic repairs in case of problems. It is important that technicians have good analytical skills and decision-making skills.
Law Enforcement Officer
The duties of a law enforcement officer depend on their line of work or agency of employment. In general, they are responsible for enforcing laws and regulations, prioritizing the safety of citizens and the protection of the city. Typically, their responsibilities include patrolling their designated area, responding to distress, monitoring suspicious activities and characters, conducting investigations and inspections, and coordinating various services to assist citizens. Moreover, as a law enforcement officer, it is essential to serve as a role model for citizens and uphold the oath to serve and protect.
Deputy Sheriff
A deputy sheriff is a law enforcement officer who serves the public by preventing and intervening crimes at a particular county, including multiple small towns and several larger cities. Deputy Sheriffs are first responders to emergencies such as criminal activities, vehicle accidents, weather incidents, and medical emergencies. They are present in courthouses to guard courtrooms and inmates who are transported from prisons. As law enforcers, they are also required to have an understanding of the laws of their jurisdiction.