The Director of Diversion & Pretrial Services leads the Vermont Attorney General’s Office Community Justice Unit, which administers Court Diversion and Pretrial Services programs statewide and works to advance criminal justice reform, equity, public safety, and fairness in civil, criminal, and youth justice systems. The Director is the primary liaison between the Vermont Association of Court Diversion Programs and the Attorney General’s Office, and also serves as the Association’s Executive Director. The position develops and implements programs and policy, coordinates with criminal and youth justice system partners and human services agencies, supports and oversees service providers, and manages grants. The Director is the Attorney General’s primary legislative advocate for Court Diversion and Pretrial Services, including providing testimony, tracking relevant legislation, drafting and advancing legislation, preparing legislative reports, and advising legislators and legislative counsel on criminal justice policy. The Director works under the general direction and direct supervision of the Legal Division Chief for the General Counsel and Administrative Law Division, and directly supervises a Court Diversion Assistant Director and an Administrative Services Coordinator. The position involves travel and meetings for which private transportation must be available.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Director
Education Level
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