Pima County Superior Court
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“Intern - Courts at Pima County Superior Court. Skills: Interviews, Assessment, Reporting, Recommendations. Interview pretrial defendants. Conduct background investigations”
Industry & Context.
Must agree to sign a "No Hostage" waiver for the Sheriff's Department
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Must be enrolled in a four-year degree program as a Junior or Senior, Must be at least 20 years of age, Must have no Felony Convictions, Must agree to submit to fingerprinting and criminal history check, Must agree to sign a "No Hostage" waiver for the Sheriff's Department, Must be authorized to work in the United States
What You'll Do.
Interview pretrial defendants
Conduct background investigations
Assist in preparation of bail recommendations
Assist in preparation of supervision performance notifications
Conduct assessments for bail conditions
Contact collateral references
Assist with preparation of bail recommendations
Monitor pretrial defendants released pending trial
Conduct court date reminders
Manage defendant contact requirements
Prepare supervision performance notifications
How You'll Work.
Communication Scope
Excellent verbal and written communications skills; Phone etiquette; E-mail etiquette; Good listening skills
Full Job Description
# **Job Description Summary** Pretrial Services Intern – Summer 2026 Rate of Pay: $16.54 Intern for Pima County Superior Court Pretrial Services' (PTS) Assessment Office located at the Pima County Adult Detention Center OR in PTS's Supervised Release Office located at 150 W. Congress. The general focus of the summer intern is to provide the opportunity to work in a structured criminal justice setting and develop professional-caliber skills related to conducting interviews, assessing information and preparing reports and recommendations. Interns should expect to interview pretrial defendants, conduct background investigations and assist in preparation of bail recommendations and/or supervision performance notifications for the Court. # **Job Description** **The first screening will take place on May 28, 2026.** _**(REQUIRED)**__**Please upload your resume and cover letter with the application.**_ **Essential Functions:** **The Pretrial Services Assessment Office** conducts assessments for the setting of bail conditions for pretrial defendants who have been arrested in Pima County. Interns will help interview defendants, contact collateral references and assist with the preparation of bail recommendations for initial appearance hearings. This PTS Office supports initial appearance hearings which are held twice daily and 365 days each year. **The Pretrial Services Supervised Release Office** monitors pretrial defendants who have been released pending trial. Interns will assist Pretrial Services Officers in the supervision of these defendants by helping conduct court date reminders, manage defendant contact requirements and prepare supervision performance notifications for the court. The intern will have exposure to supervision related duties while supporting Pretrial Services Officers. **The interns are expected to exhibit and develop skills in the following:** * Be customer service orientated to court employees and the public. * Develop and demonstrate excellent verba
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