Justice System Data Research Assistant - Boulder County

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Become involved behind-the-scene in justice system changes!
Meticulously and accurately research hundreds of confidential pretrial case documents in multiple databases from 2015 to recently closed cases to determine outcomes such as court appearance and recidivism rates. Critically important data entry and review involved. Compile demographics, case information and outcomes in Excel spreadsheets and once data are gathered, create summary tables and graphs.

Minimum Qualifications: Good computer skills including basic Excel. Detail oriented person with an interest in research and the criminal justice system. Ability to take direction, have patience, work independently, and ask questions as needed. (Training will be provided on all necessary in-house systems). Must be 21 years of age. Must agree to and pass a criminal background check and fingerprinting.

Time requirements: 8-16 hours per week, negotiable. Work hours can be flexible within normal office hours. Hours are negotiable after training is completed, and can be adjusted to meet any school schedule and requirements if internship credit is desired.

Training manual provided and ongoing supervision available. There will be a general orientation to the Justice System, an introduction to current pretrial reform efforts, and exposure to best practices in the field. An overview and orientation to CJS Pretrial Services will be provided and there will be training on individual database computer programs necessary to the position.

What's in it for you? Excellent opportunity to contribute to an exciting an important field of research. Learn about the criminal justice system and the complex dynamics of pretrial, including an inside look at local and national efforts to promote pretrial justice and community safety. Opportunity to gain hands-on research experience within the criminal justice system, including training on multiple computer databases.