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Pretrial Associate-Midnight Shift (Queens) at NYC Criminal Justice Agency - ApplyBlast

Pretrial Associate-Midnight Shift (Queens)

NYC Criminal Justice Agency

1 month ago

2.8 on Glassdoor

Queens, New York, United States

Onsite

Full Time

Junior

0 applicants

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About this role

The Pretrial Associate works with the New York City Criminal Justice Agency to interview individuals held in custody before they see a judge, making release recommendations to the court. This role involves assisting arrestees and their families with navigating the bail payment process and ensuring accurate data entry into the agency's database. The position requires strong communication skills and attention to detail to support justice-involved individuals in the NYC Courts.

Responsibilities

Interview arrested individuals to determine community ties and release eligibility
Conduct telephone verifications of applicant information and assist with bail payments
Record interview data into computerized database and determine release recommendations

Skills

About NYC Criminal Justice Agency

nycja.org

Headquarters

New York, New York, United States

Company Size

201-500 employees

Founded

1973

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CJA (the New York City Criminal Justice Agency) works to reduce unnecessary pretrial detention in New York City by providing court-based services, Release Assessments, bail assistance, and supervised release programs across all five boroughs. It pairs direct client supports and community outreach — including trauma-informed services and specialized initiatives for veterans — with expert research and interactive data dashboards to track pretrial outcomes and inform policy. CJA partners with courts, community organizations, and policymakers to design and operate evidence-driven alternatives to detention that promote public safety and help people remain connected to community supports while their cases proceed.