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Judicial Assistant

Job in Madera, Madera County, California, 93638, USA
Listing for: Madera Superior Court
Full Time position
Listed on 2026-08-27
Job specializations:
  • Administrative/Clerical
    Clerical
  • Law/Legal
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 3364 - 4089 USD Monthly USD 3364.00 4089.00 MONTH
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Position: Judicial Assistant I

superior court

county of madera, state of california

announcement of examination

judicial assistant i

monthly salary: $3,364 - $4,089*

final filing date: september 11, 2026

the madera county superior court encourages a positive work-life balance and offers a

competitive benefits package:

  • experienced judicial assistant’s with years of service are encouraged to apply.
  • the madera county superior court offers membership into calpers and for classic members a 2.7% at 55 retirement benefit formula for individuals in a california government retirement system on or before 12/31/2012, or new employees a 2% at 62 retirement benefit formula.
  • retirement from madera county superior court includes lifelong employer contributions towards health benefit plans.
  • * the madera county superior court ceo may consider hiring above the entry level a step based on years of experience.

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the position

under supervision the judicial assistant i performs a wide variety of work involved in the preparation and maintenance of documents and records for court proceedings; to perform a wide variety of assignments in accepting, filing and issuing legal documents; to provide information concerning current calendar status, functions and procedures of the court and the office of the clerk of the court;

and to do related work as required.

supervision exercised

exercises no supervision.

important and essential duties
  • processes, counts, indexes, and collects bail for citations.
  • accepts court-ordered fine payments and prepares overdue violator cases for referral to collection agencies.
  • prepares subpoenas for witnesses to appear in court.
  • prepares abstracts and reports depicting the disposition of court cases.
  • maintains accounting records.
  • establishes calendars for all case types as needed.
  • dockets cases and calendars arraignments.
  • issues papers for the collection of judgments.
  • prepares papers for the transfer of cases to other courts.
  • prepares failure to appear and arrest warrants.
  • maintains and updates court calendars and records, indicating the status and disposition of cases.
  • retrieves files and information from files, searches for missing files, delivers files and documents to court or appropriate parties.
  • types a variety of documents including memoranda, abstracts, judgments and decisions.
  • prepares records for submission to other courts.
  • receives, verifies and receipts all court exhibits for custody, safekeeping, release and disposal.
  • stores and records the location of exhibits and maintains their security and integrity; arranges for transportation of exhibits to court trial departments or subpoenaing authority.
  • makes exhibits available, under surveillance, for inspection by legally authorized persons.
  • releases to authorized persons property no longer used as evidence.
  • reviews case files to determine destruction eligibility and maintains required records of disposition of exhibits.
  • waits on the counter and answers the telephone, providing information on the functions and procedures of the court, the status of cases and requirements for filing documents.
  • assists individuals with completing documents and forms.
  • accepts documents for filing in all levels of civil, criminal and juvenile cases, probates, small claims and family law.
  • conforms and files orders signed by judges.
  • prepares and conforms documents and information for court case files.
  • revises forms and ensures proper availability of forms for legal and other filings.
  • receives confidential reports and makes them available to appropriate persons.
  • conducts complex record searches.
  • affixes seals and stamps to endorse, certify, or file documents.
  • maintains filing systems for documents, making changes and adjustments as necessary.
  • maintains a variety of account records related to the collection of document fees.
  • assists with public access to court records, if appropriate.
knowledge, skills and abilities knowledge of
  • basic record keeping.
  • filing and retrieval systems.
  • modern office practices, methods and computer equipment.
  • english usage, spelling, grammar and punctuation.
  • basic mathematical principles.
skill to
  • operate modern office equipment including computer equipment.
  • type and enter data at a…
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