Criminal Investigator 3

Georgia Department of Revenue • Atlanta, GA

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About The Position

The Criminal Investigator 3 serves as a Criminal Investigator and District Operations Manager for the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. This is a telework/field position requiring statewide travel, and a vehicle will be assigned. The role handles parole violation reviews and recommendations, conducts preliminary and final revocation hearings, refers eligible cases to programs, reviews commutation cases, and performs authorized law enforcement duties. The ideal candidate has at least three years of experience as a Community Supervision Officer, Probation Officer, or Parole Officer.

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree in a related field from an accredited college or university, Georgia P.O.S.T. certification, and two years of related experience; or Georgia P.O.S.T. certification and four years of law enforcement or related-field experience; or Georgia P.O.S.T. certification and one year of experience at the lower-level Criminal Investigator 2 (PSP091) or equivalent.
• A valid Class C driver's license may be required for some positions.
• Firearm requalification every two years with a score of at least 240.
• Annual completion of 20 hours of POST-certified training.

Nice To Haves

• At least three years of experience as a Community Supervision Officer, Probation Officer, or Parole Officer.

Responsibilities

• Review delinquent reports and determine the severity of parole violations.
• Handle routine and emergency phone calls, including warrant requests and recommendations or guidance on case procedures and policy.
• Recommend disciplinary actions for parole violations, from verbal reprimands to requesting a Board Warrant.
• Use discretionary authority to request Board Warrants and determine whether warrants should be filed as fugitives in Georgia or nationwide.
• Determine whether parole violators should remain under supervision or proceed to revocation based on public safety considerations.
• Schedule and conduct statewide Preliminary Parole Hearings to determine whether probable cause exists to proceed to a Revocation Hearing.
• Prepare Preliminary Parole Hearing findings based on testimony and evidence, recommend further action, and, when indicated, authorize release from custody before Board review.
• Schedule and serve as Hearing Officer and assistant to a Board Member at statewide Final Revocation Hearings.
• Complete pre- and post-hearing documentation, including subpoenas, revocation orders, and coordination memorandums for the Department of Corrections.
• Review cases and refer them to Parole Board programs, including the Valdosta Parole Center, Washington Detention Center, Electronic Monitoring, and local counseling programs.
• Review, recommend, and investigate cases eligible for commutation and prepare reports for the Board.
• Perform law enforcement duties authorized under O.C.G.A. sections 42-9-48 and 42-9-9.1.
• Receive 20 hours of POST-certified training annually.
• Requalify with a firearm every two years, achieving a score of at least 240.
• Provide security for Board Members at public events or in public places, including locations across Georgia.
• Participate in statewide special operations or law enforcement details.
• Transport parole violators cleared for extradition back to Georgia.
• Attend Regional Task Force meetings.

Benefits

• Robust benefits package designed for every stage of your career.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Mid Level