About Jobs in the Criminal Justice Field
Jobs in the criminal justice field include various professions. These professionals can work in a jurisdiction that spans your city, state or country. There are also legal positions available for those looking for a less physical--but equally challenging--type of work. Many jobs in the criminal justice field require training or college education.
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Qualifications
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Many jobs in the criminal justice field require either training or a formal degree. Depending on the position, continuous study may also be involved to stay abreast of current events and trends.
Local
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Local law enforcement jobs in the criminal justice field include police officers, detectives and station dispatchers.
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Legal
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Jobs in the criminal justice field pertaining to legal matters include bailiffs, paralegals, lawyers, probation officers, and court reporters.
Federal
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Employers for federal jobs in the criminal justice field include the U.S. Marshals, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Agency, and Immigration and Naturalization Services.
Specialized
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Highly specialized jobs in the criminal justice field include the Secret Service, forensic scientists and United States customs agents.
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