Deputy Marshal (#480)

Maine Judicial Branch•Presque Isle, ME

20h•$25 - $34•Onsite

About The Position

The State of Maine Judicial Branch is seeking certified law enforcement officers and other highly qualified individuals with a minimum of Phase 1 pre-service training who seek to become certified law enforcement officers, from diverse backgrounds for an exciting and challenging career as a Deputy Judicial Marshal. This position is a certified law enforcement position tasked with providing a safe and secure experience for judges, court staff, court participants, and members of the public while enjoying a full-time work schedule that allows for work-life balance. If you are a team player with a strong work ethic who is interested in supporting the Maine courts, we invite you to join our team of Judicial Branch employees in the Office of Judicial Marshals. We take pride in what we do and want to find someone who shares that dedication!

Requirements

High school diploma or GED
Successful completion of the Maine Criminal Justice Academy Pre-Service Law Enforcement Training program. Applicants who have not completed the Pre-Service Law Enforcement Training program may be sponsored by the Judicial Branch, on a case-by-case basis, if the candidate is believed to be viable pending the results of the interview/oral board.
Ability to interact effectively with judges/justices, other court staff, attorneys, and the public in a variety of situations and circumstances.
Be eligible for certification as a Judicial Marshal through the Maine Criminal Justice Academy or successfully complete the Basic Maine Judicial Marshals Training Program within one year of employment.
Have qualified with an agency-issued firearm in accordance with Agency Policy and Maine Criminal Justice Academy standards.
Ability to conform to all rules, regulations, policies, and procedures of the Office of Judicial Marshals, including such policies and procedures regarding infectious disease exposure control.
Ability to walk, sit and/or stand for extended periods throughout the day; ability to concentrate and apply other cognitive, intellectual, and mental functions, and ability to address and handle a wide variety of human relations issues.
Ability to remain composed in stressful situations; ability to react quickly and appropriately; and ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other law enforcement agencies and members of the public.
Ability to pass a polygraph examination and national fingerprinting.

Nice To Haves

Minimum of Phase 1 pre-service training

Responsibilities

Serves as Judicial Marshal for the court, undertaking security arrangements for each court day and session as needed.
During court proceedings, remains strategically stationed, alert, and responsive to any security risk.
Enforces the laws of the State of Maine within the courthouse, effect arrests when necessary, monitor surveillance equipment, and utilize x-ray equipment at entry screening areas.
Observes all persons entering the courtroom, their movement, and their activities.
Assists within the courtroom with the orderly flow of paperwork between the judge/justice, clerk’s office, defendants, and other participants.
Assists with the movement of evidence as requested.
Patrols and maintains a presence in public areas of court facilities as assigned.
Announces the opening, recess, and closing of each court session.
Directs persons to building locations and provides information on court schedules and proceedings as authorized.
Ensures that all parties are present and ready prior to the entrance of the presiding judge/justice into the courtroom.
Maintain mandatory annual law enforcement training as directed by the Maine Criminal Justice Academy, CPR/First Aid, annual firearms qualifications, and all other requirements.
Responsible for ensuring the safety and security of each courthouse and responds to emergencies, as necessary.