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Phoenix, Az, Us

Phoenix, Arizona, United States

This division of the Arizona Supreme Court’s Administrative Office of the Courts oversees 10 programs and staffs the boards and committees that regulate those programs. Areas covered include Attorney Admissions, Alternative Business Structures, Legal Paraprofessionals, Legal Document Preparers, Court Reporters, Private Process Servers, Confidential Intermediaries (post-adoption facilitators), Fiduciaries, and Defensive Driving Schools and instructors. The division staffs or supports the Committees on Exams and Character and Fitness, the Attorney Ethics Advisory Committee, the Attorney Regulation Advisory Committee, the Presiding Disciplinary Judge’s Disciplinary Clerk, and more.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Communications, outreach, and public information for Arizona's Supreme Court and Administrative Office of the Courts, supporting all Arizona courts.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

• Provide legal analysis and advice to elected official and senior management in an agency with more than 700 staff members serving 4 million residents and supporting 150 judicial officers.• Interpret, explain, and implement codes, ordinances, laws, rules, regulations, policies and procedures.• Research, develop, coordinate, and draft proposed legislation, court rules, and administrative orders for Arizona’s 15 elected Clerks of Superior Court.• Office spokesperson with local, national, and international media.• Produce content for website, social media and traditional media, articles, speeches and presentations. Editor since 2005 of The Brief – the office’s monthly electronic newsletter. (circulation over 6,000)• Liaison between the Clerk’s office and courts; federal, state and county officials; legislature; public, and the legal community.• Participate in local, state, and national workgroups, public speaking, and mass communications.• Manage the office’s five-person training department.• Manage the office’s 14-person administrative services department. Includes mailroom, distribution, couriers, and facilities.• Registered lobbyist for Arizona’s 15 elected Superior Court Clerks.

Battle Creek, Mi

• More than 300 hours of training and experience mediating disputes.• Extensive public speaking and presentations.• From November 2000, practiced civil law, primarily family and juvenile. Experience with criminal law, trial work, appeals, complex research and analysis and persuasive writing.• Responsible for all aspects of a professional, client-based business.

Battle Creek, Mi

• Provided research, writing, recommendations and staff support in housing, senior citizen, social security, and domestic relations matters.• Provided clients, judiciary, and government officials with counsel, interpretations, and advocacy based on local, state, and federal laws, codes, and regulations.

Lansing, Michigan Area

• Developed and implemented statewide audit system of administrative code, rule, and regulations violations.• Trained a combined task force to carry out the audit system, generating more than $150,000 in revenue from discovering and enforcing violations.

• Court experience: provided testimony & arguments before domestic relations referees & judges several times per week, including recommendations for sanctions.• Drafting: drafted affidavits, motions & orders in compliance with applicable state laws & court rules.• High volume: maintained a caseload of approximately 1,800 cases which required frequent written & oral communication with clients, attorneys, judges & government officials.• Oversight: supervised the work product of three clerical & accounting employees.• Procedures: advised county staff & managers on changes in federal laws & requirements.

Lansing, Michigan Area

• Provided constituent contact and staff support at the state capitol. • Reviewed and proofread legislation, attended sessions and meetings, coordinated media.

Ba, English

Jd, Law

Activities and Societies: Phi Alpha Delta