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Can a felon work as a park ranger?
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Can a convicted felon become a animal enforcement officer in Macon GA?
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What is another name for Officer of the Court?
Technically an "Officer of the Court" is any officer who receives his authority from, and owes allegiance to, a court of competent jurisdiction. Court officers are required to take an oath of office like a public official. In most states, these officers include judges, the clerk of the court (and their deputy clerks), court reporters, process servers, and all attorneys practicing before that court. Notaries Public, sheriffs, and police officers are typically Officers of the State, rather than Officers of the Court. Judges may actually be both Officers of the State and Officers of the Court if they received their judicial appointment from a state authority, such as the Governor. Although all attorneys are court officers, the attorney is not an employee or agent of the court or the court system. The attorney owes his/her direct allegiance to the client, and this includes a duty of advocacy of positions, based upon the facts, that favor the client as long as they are within the bounds of recognized law. An attorney can, and probably should, be creative in his/her arguments, but may never misrepresent facts or law. It is in the latter sense that the attorney is considered to be an officer of the court. "Winning the case" may never be at the expense of the integrity of the judicial system.
What clothing did they have on the First Fleet?
The convicts on the First Fleet had nothing more than the clothes they wore when they were convicted. The officers wore their uniforms of the British Marines.
Did Tom O'Donnell convicted murderer die in prison?
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Is prosecutor a representative of a judicial branch?
All attorneys are considered "Officers of the Court", however the "Judicial Branch" in constitutional terms usually refers only to the actual Judges who interpret laws.
What has the author Eleanor S Baker McLaglan written?
Eleanor S. Baker McLaglan has written: 'Stethoscope and saddlebags' -- subject(s): Biography, Health officers, Physicians, School hygiene
Are there any probation officers that are convicted felons?
Very doubtful, the PO's that are employees of the state have to pass background investigations to become employed, and those private agencies which supply PO's on contract have to carefully monitor their prospective employees. If it is very doubtful that there are any convicted felons working in tthis occupation.
