Free NARCAN Training

Learn how to save a life!

Wednesday, March 25

4 PM

BSE-5308

Please RSVP for the NARCAN (naloxone) Training event instructed by the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services.

The deadline to RSVP is March 22! RSVP at tinyurl.com/usg-narcan

Spots are limited to the first 40 people, so RSVP ASAP! If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to send an email to ahusna@umaryland.edu, lori.marshall@umaryland.edu, or shiannerichardson@gmail.com.

District Court Commissioner positions, Full-time

District Court Commissioner positions, Full-time

District Court Commissioners are judicial officers whose primary function includes reviewing Applications for Statement of Charges by the public and police for the filing of criminal charges in the District Court. A Criminal Summons or an Arrest Warrant may be issued based upon a finding of probable cause in the Application for Statement of Charges. A District Court Commissioner performs the following duties, but are not limited to: determining probable cause for charges on police on-view arrests of persons and thereafter determining pre-trial release for those arrested persons and accepting Bail Bond moneys and other forms of surety to secure the release of an incarcerated individual. When the Circuit and District Courts are closed, District Court Commissioners also serve in the capacity of the consideration of civil petitions for interim Peace Orders and interim Protective Orders. 

Review the attached flyer, then apply on the Maryland Courts Careers page. Search for job ID 3065 or type “commissioner” in the search box.

Vacancies at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

Vacancies at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

POSITION TITLE, GRADE Case Manager
AND SALARY: CL 23 - 25 ($38,931- $77,431)
Applications received by March 6 will be the first reviewed (open until March 22)
Salary determined by qualifications and experience
More than one selection may be made from this announcement
Promotion up to the CL-26 may occur without further posting or
competition

Essential Functions:

District Court Commissioners are judicial officers whose primary function includes reviewing Applications for Statement of Charges by the public and police for the filing of criminal charges in the District Court. A Criminal Summons or an Arrest Warrant may be issued based upon a finding of probable cause in the Application for Statement of Charges. A District Court Commissioner performs the following duties, but are not limited to: determining probable cause for charges on police on-view arrests of persons and thereafter determining pre-trial release for those arrested persons and accepting Bail Bond moneys and other forms of surety to secure the release of an incarcerated individual. When the Circuit and District Courts are closed, District Court Commissioners also serve in the capacity of the consideration of civil petitions for interim Peace Orders and interim Protective Orders. 

District Court Commissioners are often the first impression of the court for the public and for those having business with the court system in Maryland. According to Courts and Judicial Proceedings 2-607 [c](3) "There shall be in each county, at all times, one or more commissioners available for the convenience of the public and  police in obtaining charging documents, warrants, or criminal  summonses and to advise arrested persons of their rights as required by law." Courts and Judicial Proceedings 2-607 outlines the scope, title, and duties of the District Court Commissioner.

Education:

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.

LOCATION OF POSITION: United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

Review the attached flyer. Apply on our careers page, www.mdcourts.gov/careers and search for job ID 3065, type “commissioner” in the search box.

Civic Engagement Series: Labor Exploitation

Join CCJS and other USG Partners for a discussion on the unexpectedly different faces and causes of labor exploitation.  Featured Speakers include Jennifer Zhang, a labor camp survivor from China, and Gabriela Rosazza, a campaign associate, and the International Labor Rights Forum Programs. Our own Millicent Sasu will also be speaking!

Tuesday, March 10

2:00-3:30 PM

III-3241

Job Opportunity: District Court Commissioner Positions

District Court Commissioner positions, Full-time 

Locations: Vary 

Essential Functions:

District Court Commissioners are judicial officers whose primary function includes reviewing Applications for Statement of Charges by the public and police for the filing of criminal charges in the District Court. A Criminal Summons or an Arrest Warrant may be issued based upon a finding of probable cause in the Application for Statement of Charges. A District Court Commissioner performs the following duties, but are not limited to: determining probable cause for charges on police on-view arrests of persons and thereafter determining pre-trial release for those arrested persons and accepting Bail Bond moneys and other forms of surety to secure the release of an incarcerated individual. When the Circuit and District Courts are closed, District Court Commissioners also serve in the capacity of the consideration of civil petitions for interim Peace Orders and interim Protective Orders. 

District Court Commissioners are often the first impression of the court for the public and for those having business with the court system in Maryland. According to Courts and Judicial Proceedings 2-607 [c](3) "There shall be in each county, at all times, one or more commissioners available for the convenience of the public and  police in obtaining charging documents, warrants, or criminal  summonses and to advise arrested persons of their rights as required by law." Courts and Judicial Proceedings 2-607 outlines the scope, title, and duties of the District Court Commissioner.

Education:

Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university.

Apply at www.mdcourts.gov/careers and search for job ID 3065, type “commissioner” in the search box.

Vacancies at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

Vacancies at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit

The United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is seeking to fill vacancies for entry-level Case Managers. This a great opportunity for May 2020 graduates interested in working legal. The job details and more information can be found on the original job posting.

ANNOUNCEMENT NO.: CAFC-20-03
OPEN: February 14, 2020
CLOSE: March 6, 2020
POSITION TITLE, GRADE AND SALARY: Case Manager CL 23 - 25 ($38,931- $77,431)
LOCATION OF POSITION: United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit
717 Madison Place, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20439

To apply, combine your essay and resume (items 1 and 2 above) into one single PDF. Once you have the file ready and accessible, follow this link to complete the required online application, questionnaire, and to submit your PDF file (when prompted to attach a resume).

Applicants who require an exception to the online application may contact Human Resources to request an alternate method using the following email: hr@cafc.uscourts.gov.

A Discussion About Women in Law Enforcement

Join CCJS, Montgomery County and Gaithersburg Police Departments for a panel discussion and Q&A about women in law enforcement.

Wednesday, March 4

5:00-6:30 PM

III-2230