WHAT IS CJA?

We are a private, non-profit agency providing pretrial services in New York City’s criminal courts.

We interview people who are arrested to determine their ties to the community, and make recommendations to the judge on whether defendants should be released without bail.

We help defendants by contacting family members and friends who may be able to post bail.

We notify released defendants of their court appearance dates, to reduce the likelihood of failure to appear in court.

We collect data on the criminal justice system and perform research on a broad range of criminal justice program and policy issues.

 

A CHANCE TO LEARN

...about the many aspects of the criminal justice system: Police, Corrections, Courts, District Attorney’s Office and Defense Counsel interaction.

 

A CHANCE TO HELP

... criminal defendants and their families through the court process.

... the courts, as they handle the increasing arrest volume in New York City.

 

A CHANCE TO GROW

...by gaining experience for jobs in social service, criminal justice, and law enforcement.

...through promotional opportunities.

 

A CHANCE TO USE LANGUAGE SKILLS

... Candidates with Bilingual skills (Spanish/English fluency) are encouraged to apply

 

EXCELLENT BENEFITS

• 4 weeks Vacation
• 12 Paid Holidays
• Complete Family Health Coverage
• Dental & Vision
• Pension Plan
• Credit Union
• Partial Tuition Reimbursement
• Transportation Savings Program (TransitChek)

 

FLEXIBILITY

... of work schedules and locations. CJA operates 24 hours a day in all five boroughs of the City. Choose the hours and location that suits you best.

Equal Opportunity Employer

JOB TITLE: ROR INTERVIEWER

JOB DESCRIPTION

• Interviews defendants after arrest to gather information on community ties, such as residence and employment
• Telephones defendants’ family and friends to verify contacts and information provided during interviews;
• Reviews and summarizes defendants’ criminal history records;
• Determines CJA’s pretrial release recommendation to the judge, by applying a standardized point scale;
• ·Telephones defendants to notify them of upcoming court dates;
• ·Assists defendants and their families in posting bail.

JOB QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited college.
or
60 credits from an accredited college and one year of work Experience.

SALARY

Mid. $28-33K
Increase after 6 months + night
differential for shifts starting after 3 PM.

RESUME AND COVER LETTER

Mail to:
NYC Criminal Justice Agency
52 Duane Street, 3rd Fl.
New York, NY 10007
Attn: Human Resources
Fax to:
Human Resources @ (646) 213-2550

Equal Opportunity Employer