Job Description
The Appellate Court Clerk performs complex work of considerable difficulty in case recording and processing
court proceedings under general supervision.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: Review legal documents for accuracy and completeness and enter legal documents into automated or manual
case management system.
Summarize and type appellate court proceedings in minute entry form.
Maintain all physical case files, electronic databases and archives, and other records of the Court of Appeals.
Answer telephone calls. Responds to inquiries from trial court staff, attorneys, judges, and the public.
Complete legal certificates and other material with proper information.
Research case files to extract and provide information; prepare and process formal appellate court orders,
decisions and opinions for publication and dissemination.
Maintain calendars of filing deadlines and hearings, schedule appellate briefing and oral arguments.
Prepare and transmit necessary and appropriate appellate court notices and other documents.
Coordinate the ordering of supplies and equipment with Community Court administration.
Coordinate preparation and submission of payment vouchers for appellate judges with Community Court
administration.
Maintain records of incoming correspondence and action documents; follow-up on work in process to ensure
timely reply or action.
Perform other related duties and activities as assigned.
REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY: Considerable knowledge of legal terminology, statutes and other sources of law.
Proficiency in use of office equipment including computers and typical office computer programs, especially
in Word, Excel, etc.
Ability to perform clerical tasks tactfully and apply learned skills to new work situations.
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