Attorney I - Inspector General's Office (Kern County)

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sjclBrooklyn (NY)

Compliance Officers Correctional Institutions

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$12,026 per year

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About the role

Attorney I - Inspector General's Office (Kern County) Under the direction of anAttorney Supervisor, the Attorney I monitors California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) internal routine reviews regarding alleged staff misconduct; critical incident cases; staff use-of-force reviews by institutional executive review committees and department executive review committees; and investigations closed by the Department based on regulatory special conditions. The Attorney I monitors the performances of prison supervisors who conduct internal routine reviews regarding alleged staff misconduct and hiring authorities who make decisions regarding the routine reviews; prison staff involved in critical incident cases; the work of institutional executive review committees and department executive review committees; and hiring authorities who make decisions regarding the closure of investigations based on regulatory special conditions to assess the appropriateness of policies and practices within CDCR.The OIG is dedicated to being an agency that promotes a positive work environment where employees feel valued, is family friendly, allows for true work-life balance, and ensures opportunities for employee growth. Telework eligibility is pursuant to Government Code 14200 et. seq. for eligible applicants residing in California.

Salary Range: $7,969 - $12,026 per Month

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