shyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyshyAnnouncement Courtesy Issue Date 101326 Closing Date 110226 nbsp nbsp Juvenile Judge Childrens Court Department of Justice Services Hourly Wage DOQRFTFourYear Appointment nbsp Responsible is to preside hear and adjudicate dependency neglect abuse and delinquency case filed in the Yakama Nation Childrens Court and scheduled on the docketcalendar Ensures that procedural and substantive Due Process is provided in all cases and that the health safety and welfare of all Indian children are secured through a legal determination Responsible for the proper and prompt disposal of Childrens Court cases The Incumbent will issue any writ order decree judgment opinions or legal memorandums necessary and proper to the complete exercise of their powers as prescribed in the RYC The Juvenile Judge may be assigned Appellate Criminal or Civil cases nbsp Knowledge Skills and Abilities Knowledge and ability to apply laws rules regulations and ordinances of the Yakama Nation along with applicable Federal Law Must have knowledge of the customs traditions and tribal laws of the Yakama Nation Ability to perform and comprehend complex legal research of case lawtraditional law and render decisions fairly timely and consistently Excellent oral and written communication skills required interpreting laws and findings of the Court Knowledge of the Yakama Nations organizational structure channels of communication and standard operating manuals and tribal directives Skills in dealing with persons of conflict and interpersonal relations if the court and other professional practicing law before the court Ability to work within established policies rules and procedures Ability to make independent decisive action by weighing all of the facts presented and renders a clear swift fair and impartial decision Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships while working under stressful fastpaced conditions Ability to follow the prescribed organization chart with lines of authority as approved by the Law amp Order Committee or Tribal Council Receives instruction of a broad judicial nature with overall plans and program objectives authorized through channels established by the Tribal Council Ability to establish and maintain judicial demeanor Ability to apply legal research Ability to establish and maintain working relationships with the Chief Judge colleagues court staff tribal programs tribal employees public agencies and tribal state and federal law enforcement Ability to demonstrate good people skills with child parent custodian public agencies friends of the Court Attorneys Court personnel and other judges Must be open minded good listening skills and make logical expedited and fair decisions based upon the law facts procedures rules and circumstances Ability to work under stressful conditions demonstrates good morals and temperate habits Knowledge of the Yakama Law amp Order Code state and federal laws including the Indian Child Welfare Act and the Indian Civil Rights Act as they apply on the Yakama reservation to Juveniles Knowledge of legal practices and standards in the Yakama Nation Childrens Court Adult Court And Court of Appeals nbsp Supervision Received The Juvenile Judge is supervised by the Chief Judge who is responsible for ensuring proper discharge of judicial responsibilities including prompt disposition of matters before them Judges are required to comply with applicable judicial conduct expectations of the RYC including T04926 YN Code of Judicial ConductComplaint Process Oath of Office and any subsequent rules or policies established by the Yakama government leadership Judge of the Yakama Tribal Judiciary are compensated at a rate determined by the Yakama Tribal Council per RYC 202014 nbsp Supervision Exercised The Juvenile Judge may be delegated authority to supervise fellow Judges at the request of the Chief Judge nbsp nbsp nbsp General Recruiting Indicators Membership or an enrollment in the Yakama Nation or in any Indian Nation within the United States Never been convicted of a felony Has not been convicted of a misdemeanor within one year of appointment Must have completed twelve years of education or GED Knowledge of customs traditions and laws of the Yakama Indian Nation Candidates who have graduated from an accredited Law School Graduate School or with a Bachelors Degree are encouraged to apply although it is not required otherwise Legal or related work experienceeducation is highly desired Must have excellent work attendance and writing skills Must be of good moral charactertemperance Must possess high ethical and personal standards and is required to take an Oath of Office Travel may be required The judiciary is subject to the RYC Judge positions are fouryear appointments by Tribal Council Resolution Candidates may be required to complete a writing exercise upon request PreAppoint and random drug test
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