Hello all,
I just joined the forum and wanted to find out some information for anyone that works for/has worked for the SCOTUS Police. I have been processing with uniformed agencies in the DC Metro (both federal and NOVA agencies) since August, and am still looking to finish some processes.
I have went through the Supreme Court's process once already but they filled the positions before I graduated with my 4-year degree (just last week). I have two law enforcement internships under my belt and a passion for the judiciary, which is why I want to work there so much.
Any advice or notes/experiences from people who have worked there is appreciated. Thanks!
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05-05-11 03:35 PM #1
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05-05-11 03:48 PM #2
Why so serious?
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Are you currently a cop/LEO? From the way I read your post it seems as though you're a college student who is not a current LEO, is that correct?
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05-05-11 04:08 PM #3
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A. Thanks for the replies. Sorry for double-posting; it was mainly due to not being sure which section to immediately post in.
Originally Posted by Kimble
B. I am not a cop/LEO. I am in multiple hiring processes in the DC/NOVA area. Technically I'm not a college student anymore, as I just graduated on 5-1-11. Just trying to get my foot in the door.
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05-05-11 05:13 PM #4
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That being the case, we'll need to ask you to change your user name. We have a strict policy here about having a name that implies you are a Law Enforcement Officer if you are not. Originally Posted by Fedpolice91
Just send me or Kimble a PM with the name you'd like to change to, and we'll get it taken care of.
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