The duties of a clerk include

The duties of the clerk include assisting the judges and prosecutors in handling cases and handling daily affairs according to the arrangements of the judges and prosecutors.

The clerk is one of the judicial staff of the people's court and the people's procuratorate, and is the person who handles cases and records related matters in the people's court and the people's procuratorate, and assists in handling a series of judicial auxiliary work. Most judges (judges) start from clerks.

When a clerk has the conditions:

1, college degree or above

At present, the recruitment of clerks in various places is basically limited to academic qualifications, and the minimum is college education or above, and some units will be promoted to undergraduate courses. This is mainly because the work of clerks is quite special. You don't need to know legal professional knowledge, but you need to have a certain degree of education.

2. Have the ability of word processing

Word processing ability is generally divided into two aspects. The first aspect is the need to master simple official document writing skills, which are sometimes used when writing materials and reports. There is a written test when recruiting clerks, which is generally inspected internally.

After all, clerks can be regarded as pure paperwork, and writing ability is still very important. The second aspect is to master the ability of computer text entry, which is commonly known as "fast typing". The clerk post has a very important duty, which is to input words into the computer. The clerk at the trial site basically does this work.

3, obey the unit adjustment

If you want to apply for the position of clerk, you need to keep in mind that you need to obey the adjustment of the unit.