ARTICLE 1.
GENERAL
EFFECTIVE DATE: 05/04/98
RULE 103.
APPLICABILITY
REVISED DATE: 09/27/00
A. GENERAL: These Rules apply to all classified positions in the following Superior Court
Offices:
1. Court Administrator's Office
2. Adult and Juvenile Probation (including Juvenile Detention)
3. Clerk of Superior Court
4. Conciliation Court
5. Other Divisions to which coverage is extended in writing by the Presiding Judge
Amendments to these Rules may only be made by formal written revision approved by the
Presiding
Judge.
1. These Rules and Regulations do not apply to:
a. All Judges (including Judges Pro Tempore, Court Commissioner(s) and Alternative
b. In the offices of each elected Judge:
1) Judicial Assistant(s).
2) Bailiffs.
3) Court Reporter.
c. The Clerk of the Superior Court.
1) One Chief Deputy who is designated either by statute or the Elected
Official to act for
and perform the duties of such Elected Official.
2) One confidential secretary or administrative assistant.
e. Court Administrator.
f. Personnel Officer.
g. Chief Probation Officer.
h Assistant Chief Probation Officer.
i. Employees whose salaries are funded by Federal or other grant monies,
unless specified
otherwise by written understanding or regulations governing
the administration of the grant,
in which case such employees will be covered
by the same rules which cover classified
employees.
j. Temporary hires, volunteers, contractors, contractual employees (unless
specifically
incorporated by written understanding that merit rules shall apply)
or other appointed
excluded positions not named herein.
2. Employees, identified in Rule 103(B)(1) (excluding elected officials) shall be deemed
"At Will". At
Will employees (except the Chief Deputy Clerk of the Superior Court)
will be appointed by and
serve at the pleasure of the Presiding Judge or designee and
may be terminated at any time, with or
without cause or notice and without rights of
appeal as provided for under these Rules. At Will
employees may likewise terminate
their employment at any time, with or without cause or notice.
The Chief Deputy
Clerk of the Superior Court will be appointed and serve at the pleasure of the
Clerk
of the Superior Court.