Court Administrator Job Description
Court administrators are responsible for overseeing the coordination of budget and accounting functions, assignments of court appointed attorneys, managing pre-trial services, coordinating jury services and other court functions.
Typical Job Duties
• Supervise the activities of certain court staff
• Provide direction in establishing and maintaining a written procedural and operational standards manual
• Coordinate the administration of automated information systems
• Work with the judges in preparing the court’s budget
• Monitor expenditures of the court
• Review the handling of fines, fees and forfeitures in order to ensure compliance with budget allocations
• Prepare periodic revenue reports
Scholarships for Becoming a Court Administrator
The Applicable Majors section below shows fields of study relevant to a career as a Court Administrator. You can search for scholarships matched to those fields of study on our Criminal Justice Scholarships and Criminology Scholarships pages.
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Applicable Majors
Studying one of the university majors listed below is an excellent starting point for becoming a Court Administrator. Click on the links to find out what else you can do with these majors!