Investigator - Family Justice Advocates/TAY - Children & Family Law Division/Youth Advocacy Division
On-siteBoston, Massachusetts, United States
Job Summary
Conduct investigations and trial preparation for CPCS Trial Attorneys in family regulation and juvenile court cases by locating and interviewing witnesses, documenting allegations, and examining crime scenes. Prepare oral and written reports, conduct surveillance, and measure or photograph locations relevant to the defense strategy. Utilize databases, social media, and online searches to obtain facts, while networking with agencies to facilitate access to necessary information. Serve summonses on witnesses, arrange court appearances, and prepare exhibits for trials and hearings. Maintain open communication with attorneys regarding investigative updates and case strategy, working independently and outside normal business hours as needed.
Required Qualifications
- Associate degree with coursework in criminal justice, forensics, law or related area of study
- A minimum of three years of experience in juvenile or criminal defense investigations or a related investigative field which primarily involves the interviewing of persons, obtaining facts, inspection of records and writing reports
- An equivalent combination of education, experience, and skills
- A valid and active Massachusetts driver's license
- Full access to a dependable automobile
- Access to home internet access sufficient to work remotely
- A bachelor's degree (substitutable for up to 2 years of investigatory experience)
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