Case Builder

Are you looking to join a team of experienced members of the police family where all striving toward the betterment of Criminal Justice process and force wide performance?

Are you ready to play a pivotal role within Criminal Justice ensuring that Case Files are prepared thoroughly and in line with the timescales?

Are you passionate about legislation compliance, accuracy and efficiency in everything you do at work?

If the answers are ‘yes’ to the above questions then this role is exactly for you!

The main purpose of this role is compiling evidence and supporting documentation in the preparation of prosecution files and enabling our officers and our partners to deal with cases promptly and effectively to improve the service victims, witnesses and suspects receive from the Criminal Justice process.

In this role your main responsibilities will be:

-        Build prosecution files for court through the compilation of evidence and supporting documentation in accordance with Home Office Guidance.

-        Interrogate computer systems and databases to obtain information relating to the case.

-        Liaise with the officer in the case and determine the assistance to be provided and proceed accordingly.

-        Co-ordinate with the Crown Prosecution Service and manage expectations in relation to the timescales for delivery.

-        Make enquiries with external agencies to obtain evidence and relevant documents.

-        Use knowledge of role and the wider Criminal Justice function to identify problems with the delivery of the case file and establish suitable solutions through proactive communication to relevant parties.

Skills and experience required:

-        Ability to work to policy, procedures and guidance

-        Ability to prioritise workloads to meet deadline

-        Attention to detail

-        Computer literate and ability to research using computer systems to retrieve information

-        Experience of communicating orally and in writing

-        Proven ability to make informed decisions

-        Experience of administration tasks

To be eligible to apply for this role you must have a 3 year ‘checkable history’ in the UK – ideally this means that you would have been resident in the UK for the last 3 years.