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Case Administrator I - Suffolk County Juvenile Court
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Boston
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| The Massachusetts Trial Court keeps justice moving — and the people who make that happen work right here, in courtrooms and clerk's offices across the Commonwealth. If you're looking to launch a meaningful career in public service, the Suffolk County Juvenile Court in Boston is looking for a Case Administrator I to join its Juvenile Court Department. |
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Sessions Clerk I - Cambridge District Court
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Cambridge
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| The Massachusetts Trial Court keeps justice moving — and the Sessions Clerk in Cambridge District Court is central to that work. If you're detail-oriented, calm under pressure, and ready to play a meaningful role in the daily administration of justice, this position puts you at the heart of it. |
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Case Administrator I - Barnstable Probate & Family Court
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Barnstable
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| Performs entry-level case processing for the court from the entry of the case documents and exhibits into the system, the updating and input of information pertaining to court appearances, through the final disposition. Performs duties related to data entry, record requests, and record retention. Performs cashiering duties. Provides customer service to the public, law enforcement, other state agencies, and attorneys in person and over the phone. Case processing may be done using an electronic filing and/or case management system. |
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Case Administrator I - Northern Berkshire District Court
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North Adams
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| The Massachusetts Trial Court keeps justice moving — and that takes people who care about doing important work accurately and with integrity. The Northern Berkshire District Court in North Adams is looking for a Case Administrator I to join a team that serves the community every day, from the front counter to the final record. |
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Administrative Assistant I - Office of Community Corrections
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Boston
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| Behind every well-run Community Corrections office is someone who keeps the day-to-day moving with precision and care. At MTC's Boston office, that person makes a real difference — not just for the team, but for the individuals and communities this work serves. |