They do. The re-training for a court officer would be for someone who did not carry for a long time-leave of absence, jammed up, etc
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Originally posted by soon2retire View PostThey do. The re-training for a court officer would be for someone who did not carry for a long time-leave of absence, jammed up, etc
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[QUOTE=Monkeyboy49;2957174]Originally posted by Cravan View PostIf OCA canvasses candidates again for the Court Officer job, you will definitely get called. You are next up in line. I do not know anything about the hiring process for Court Assistant. Good luck!!![/QUOTE
Thanks Civil & Cravan ... you made me feel a little better ... best of luck to everyone ... good guys on this site ....
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Actually MANY years ago, the only officers that carried on duty in Family Court were the officers assigned to the mags. The officers in the courtrooms were unarmed. I seem to remember (but I'm not sure) that only some officers in civil court were armed. Nowadays virtually everyone carries on duty except the pen officer in the criminal parts and new graduates from the academy who have not been sent to the range for qualification.RETIRED 9-16-10
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Originally posted by Dinosaur32 View PostCourt Assistant is good entry position for the Courts. Very few if any are put through firearms qualification. But once in title, the promotional opportunities to Court Clerk are open, as well as the chance to switch title to Court Officer. It is, however, a strictly clerical title.
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Originally posted by Dinosaur32 View PostThere are and have been a significant number of men in this title. Many of them do use it as a stepping stone into other titles.
One other question...
I know in the beginning the money will be less than I am making now so I was considering having a p/t job at night and weekends. Is this possible as a CO or CA? Is there forced overtime if work needs to get done (which means I won't be able to hold the 2nd gig)?
Thanks in advance!
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Originally posted by soon2retire View PostI've been retired now for almost 16 months, but the last I heard, overtime was practically non-existant. Even on some odd chance your part worked late, I'm sure there would be someone to work the o/t for youLast edited by Monkeyboy49; 01-06-2012, 08:15 PM.
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Originally posted by soon2retire View PostI've been retired now for almost 16 months, but the last I heard, overtime was practically non-existant. Even on some odd chance your part worked late, I'm sure there would be someone to work the o/t for you
Is retirement what it's cracked up to be in regards to a good governmental pension?
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