Manage court records, calendars, payments, and administrative systems as a Justice Officer with Nova Scotia’s Department of Justice. Accuracy matters in this high-volume service area.

Court Services requires a Justice Officer who can organize complex information and respond effectively to the public. You will maintain manual and automated filing systems, schedule cases, prepare cash reports, and provide administrative support. The assignment may include court attendance and quasi-judicial duties as a Staff Justice of the Peace.

Key Responsibilities:

- Open, close, file, and retrieve documents in court files
- Maintain records management and retention systems
- Schedule cases and monitor pending court calendars
- Prepare daily cash reports and bank deposits




- Provide administrative support to officials and judiciary

Requirements:

- Three years related experience or acceptable educational equivalency
- Solid organizational, time management, and multitasking skills
- Competent computerized work with proficient data entry
- Experience with cash and debit or credit payments
- Ability to work accurately under pressure and deadlines

Use records management, payment processing, scheduling, and administrative expertise to support accurate and impartial court services.

📌 Justice Officer Court Records (Antigonish)
🏢 The Government of Nova Scotia
📍 Antigonish