Role Overview & Mandate
Executive Summary
The role of a Trainee legal adviser is pivotal to the smooth running of the Magistrates’ court. Magistrates are volunteers with no previous...
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The role of a Trainee legal adviser is pivotal to the smooth running of the Magistrates’ court. Magistrates are volunteers with no previous legal experience from the from the local community and sit on a voluntary basis. As Magistrates do not have a legal background, once trained as a legal adviser you will be required to sit in court with them to advise on legal points, practice and procedure and assist with the formulation and drafting of their reasons.
As a Trainee legal adviser, you will commence a training programme designed to enable you to act as legal adviser to the Magistrates and District Judge (Magistrates’ Court) in accordance with legislation and the Criminal and Family Practice Directions.
When training has been completed, as a legal adviser to magistrates, you are responsible for ensuring that those attending court, whether as defendant, victim or witness are treated with humanity and respect. Good legal knowledge and the ability to communicate that clearly to magistrates and court users is vital to the courts ability to deal with cases justly. Success in the role you are considering will enable you to make a positive difference to your community and your society.
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Job Types: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: £25,827.00-£31,265.00 per year
Benefits:
- Company pension
- Employee discount
- Flexitime
Schedule:
- Flexitime
Work Location: In person
Reference ID: 73035
