Courtney Britt

Primarily responsible for representing the Unified Judicial System in providing quality legal reference services, research assistance and instruction for a wide variety of library users, from judges to self-represented patrons and prisoners, with a correspondingly wide variety of skills and understanding, via phone, e-mail, postal mail, or in-person.
Instructs in the use of computer legal databases, microform, indexes, digests and finding aids.
Uses independent judgment to define line between legal advice and legal information and refers patrons to the appropriate agency or organization for assistance when necessary.
Supervises support staff and pre-trial diversion participants in the absence of Reference Librarian.
Maintains appellate briefs and miscellaneous files used principally by pro se patrons, which conform to the requirements of the UJS, thus helping the courts perform their function.
Performs record-keeping of statistical information, administrative and accounting duties as required.
Actively works with the web resources librarian and technology group on the development and presentation of information resources and services of the library website to create an electronic environment that is tailored for targeted user groups to meet the needs of library users and staff.
Creates and updates administrative forms used throughout the Public Services division; assists in preparation of public relation materials such as PowerPoint presentations, and brochures.
Performs additional tasks as the Law Library operates with limited human and economic resources requiring significant flexibility in job duties.
Exercises discretion over sensitive and confidential issues related to the Courts and their business.