Most job titles are grouped into a "job series." Within a job series, you can move up from an entry-level position to a higher-level position through examinations and other promotional opportunities. You can also move into a different job series if you meet certain minimum qualifications. Among the different job series are the following:

• Court Attorney
  Court Attorneys work independently researching and analyzing complex legal issues and questions arising in court cases.
• Court Clerk
  Court clerks may be assigned to work in courtrooms or back-office support units where they perform a variety of tasks, including calling the calendar, preparing written correspondence and examining court documents to ensure accuracy.
• Court Interpreter
  Court Interpreters provide verbatim interpreting between English and another language in the courtroom and other settings. They also translate written documents.
• Court Officer
  Court Officers are responsible for providing security and maintaining order in court buildings and courtrooms. They are peace officers and may be required to carry firearms.
• Court Reporter
  Court Reporters are responsible for the verbatim recording and transcribing of testimony in the courts.
• Law Librarian
  Law Librarians provide a variety of professional library services including maintaining and evaluating library systems and performing legal research.
• Office Clerical
  Office clericals perform a variety of clerical and administrative support tasks, including checking, sorting and filing court papers, carrying out keyboarding functions and other general office work.
• Technology
  Technology staff perform a wide variety of tasks including applications programming, systems analysis, user training, and computer maintenance.