Judicial Clerks

Clerks (2)

Administrative Inventory Clerks (GS 4)

Clerks, cooks, bakers, staff officers.

Well, the clerks are the computers.

Administrative Clerks, Materials Management (GS 4)

Ordinary people barbers, clerks, white collar people.

Dispatch Clerks (GS (Other level) 10 posts)

None serve as clerks to the judges.

Bribe one of the clerks over there.

There weren't any clerks around... thank you.

4. Additional data entry clerks. These data entry clerks have been consolidated into a dedicated unit within the Information and Evidence Section.

Property Control and Inventory Unit Clerks (GS 4)

It's for big merchants, not jumpedup clerks like you

45. The Evidence Unit comprises 12 staff, as follows, 1 P 3 (Chief of Unit) and 11 General Service (Other level) of whom 3 are information network assistants, 2 computer systems assistants, 2 computer systems clerks, 2 language assistant data entry clerks and 2 records clerks.

They are supported by international clerks and one international public prosecutor.

Yesterday they were just clerks today they are the honored dead.

Information Systems Management Assistants Data entry Clerks (GS (Other level) 21 posts)

We have a large office, employ over a hundred clerks, and I'm...

The judges of the International Court have no such legal clerks at all.

Except for money to make change with and the mutuel clerks' payoff money...

(e) To provide training to the judicial police, court clerks, prosecutors and judges as required.

The salaries of court clerks are appallingly low, ranging from 650 to 900 gourdes per month.

As part of this work, observers continued to encourage and help prison clerks improve their record keeping.

The ISCO categories Clerks' and Service workers and shop and market sales workers' are very much female dominated.

In the area of training, hundreds of magistrates and clerks have received instruction on law and human rights.

There were shop clerks, pimps, and above all, girls, dressed in the roughest cotton to the finest batiste.

(j) Special attention should be given to the question of the remuneration of judicial personnel, particularly magistrates and clerks

Now, we don't want anybody hurt. Get all your clerks and the people downstairs out of sight. Hurry up.

They don't need clerks at the moment, but they promised me a job as soon as one is available.

A support system for the clerks of prison establishments has been set up and deserves the support of all parties.

Further training and deployment of judges for Courts of First Instance (Juges de première instance) and court clerks (greffiers) are in particular need.

(c) To assist the judges, prosecutors and clerks in the day to day functioning of the courts with respect to organization, procedure and law

The Mission also contributed human rights sessions to a two week training course which the prison clerks began receiving in small groups in August.

Two shoe clerks reading about prospecting for gold... in the Land of the Midnight Sun, south of the border or west of the Rockies.

The record dictated on the audio tape is then transcribed by the court clerks and, at that point again, objections can be made by the defence.

In many parts of the world, women are still relegated to gender stereotyped roles, such as secretaries, clerks, nurses, and teachers, which generally remain low paying jobs.

As at the beginning of April 2005, the military component of MINURSO stood at 227 military observers, administrative clerks and medical unit personnel, against the authorized strength of 230.

Of these, four (1 accounting clerk and 3 registry and document clerks) are directly related to productivity gains achieved through the automation of processes and investments in information technology.

In the Office of the Prosecutor, 20 indexing clerks would be recruited for 240 work months to screen 220,000 pages of documents written in the Bosnian Serbian Croatian languages.

With regard to the participation of women in the Judiciary, in 1995 there were more women in the professional categories of clerks of the court (second and third category) and lawyers.

On enquiry, the Committee was informed that the existing 135 local level staff were working as security watchmen, drivers, secretaries and warehouse and logistics clerks, and performing administrative and financial duties.

The Department, with support from other government bodies, has held a number of seminars and training courses for mayors, town councillors, governors, town clerks, municipal treasurers and community representatives of both sexes.

28. Under the programme judges or experienced lawyers from other countries are placed in the provincial and municipal courts to work with Cambodian judges, prosecutors and clerks there on a daily basis.

The courses for clerks of the court and other magistrates organized by the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights in Burundi, opened in June 1994, are thus extremely useful.