Juvenile Warrant Assistant

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First review of applications will be August 21st, 2026. Applications received after that date will be reviewed on a continuous basis.

The Johnson County District Attorney's Office is seeking a dependable, detail-oriented, and highly organized professional to serve as a Juvenile Warrant Assistant. This position plays a vital role in supporting the Juvenile Division by preparing and completing time-sensitive documents necessary for all aspects of case initiation and review, charge processing, and general prosecution support. The ideal candidate exercises sound judgement maintains professionalism in all interactions, and is committed to providing exceptional administrative support in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.

The specific position described in the current listing is a Juvenile Division Warrant Assistant. The responsibilities include all aspects of case initiation and review, charge processing, and general prosecution support. The essential functions are:

Conducts legal and factual research into statutes, cases, and records using a variety of legal resources.
• Provides administrative assistance for legal proceedings; procures and logs/in-takes referrals, supplemental reports, and evidence, assists with presentation of these materials; drafts/compiles/processes legal documents and mailings from charging decisions; assists in preparing and managing case files; generates reports; maintains calendars and lists for hearings and diversion review cycles; completes general correspondence and assists in courtroom proceedings as necessary; copies, files, and distributes documents.
• Assists with investigation and review of cases; may assist attorneys by researching documentation, depositions, law enforcement reports, and court records in this jurisdiction and outside the County.
• Responds to inquiries and provides information; notifies/informs parties, witnesses, and attorneys of the status of the case and explains various legal programs, policies, procedures, and ramifications.

Minimum Job Requirements:

• Associate's degree in Paralegal Studies, Business Administration, Public Administration, Office Administration, or related field, and one year of legal support, including legal research support, are required.
• Experience can substitute for education.

Preferred Job Requirements:

• Professional Paralegal Certification is preferred.

• Education can substitute for experience.