Bailiff 1

Job Purpose or Objective(s): The Bailiff 1 is charged with keeping order in a courtroom and enforcing all Tribal, State and Federal laws and rules in order to provide protection for individuals and property. This role will report to the Administrative Bailiff 2.

Location: Durant

Schedule: Regular/Full-Time - 8:00am-4:30pm

Must be able to complete and pass a Physical Fitness Test and MMPI

Wage access is an option for this position.

Primary Tasks:

• Ensure proceedings are conducted in a respectful and orderly manner, intervening when disruptions occur. Ensure all parties follow the judge's instructions and courtroom protocols, including dress code and behavior.
• Monitor courtroom activities to prevent violence or disturbances and respond to emergencies or threats.
• Safely transport and supervise defendants in custody, and guide witnesses to and from the courtroom.
• Provide support to the judge by handling documents, managing exhibits, and relaying messages.
• Formally open and close court sessions by announcing the judge's arrival and departure.
• Securely manage physical evidence and legal documents presented during trials.
• Escort jurors, ensure their privacy and safety, and prevent unauthorized contact during deliberations.
• Protect attorneys, witnesses, jurors, and the public from potential threats or aggressive behavior.
• Act quickly in medical, fire, or security emergencies, including evacuating the courtroom if necessary.
• Perform all other duties as may be assigned.

Required Education and Experience:

• High School Diploma or GED
• At least 21 years of age
• Ability to obtain CLEET certification within one year of employment
• Able to pass a physical fitness test
• Possess a valid driver's license
• Basic computer skills to enable report writing, composition or correspondence
• Ability to use law enforcement communication, law enforcement software and equipment
• Able to qualify yearly with department firearms
• Ability to work outside normal hours and exposed to the elements
• Ability to exercise independent judgment and make logical decisions.
• High School Diploma or GED
• At least 21 years of age
• Ability to obtain CLEET certification within one year of employment
• Able to pass a physical fitness test
• Possess a valid driver's license
• Basic computer skills to enable report writing, composition or correspondence
• Ability to use law enforcement communication, law enforcement software and equipment
• Able to qualify yearly with department firearms
• Ability to work outside normal hours and exposed to the elements
• Ability to exercise independent judgment and make logical decisions.
• Ensure proceedings are conducted in a respectful and orderly manner, intervening when disruptions occur. Ensure all parties follow the judge's instructions and courtroom protocols, including dress code and behavior.
• Monitor courtroom activities to prevent violence or disturbances and respond to emergencies or threats.
• Safely transport and supervise defendants in custody, and guide witnesses to and from the courtroom.
• Provide support to the judge by handling documents, managing exhibits, and relaying messages.
• Formally open and close court sessions by announcing the judge's arrival and departure.
• Securely manage physical evidence and legal documents presented during trials.
• Escort jurors, ensure their privacy and safety, and prevent unauthorized contact during deliberations.
• Protect attorneys, witnesses, jurors, and the public from potential threats or aggressive behavior.
• Act quickly in medical, fire, or security emergencies, including evacuating the courtroom if necessary.
• Perform all other duties as may be assigned.
• Ensure proceedings are conducted in a respectful and orderly manner, intervening when disruptions occur. Ensure all parties follow the judge's instructions and courtroom protocols, including dress code and behavior.
• Monitor courtroom activities to prevent violence or disturbances and respond to emergencies or threats.
• Safely transport and supervise defendants in custody, and guide witnesses to and from the courtroom.
• Provide support to the judge by handling documents, managing exhibits, and relaying messages.
• Formally open and close court sessions by announcing the judge's arrival and departure.
• Securely manage physical evidence and legal documents presented during trials.
• Escort jurors, ensure their privacy and safety, and prevent unauthorized contact during deliberations.
• Protect attorneys, witnesses, jurors, and the public from potential threats or aggressive behavior.
• Act quickly in medical, fire, or security emergencies, including evacuating the courtroom if necessary.
• Perform all other duties as may be assigned.