The Justice Administrative Commission - JAC is a state agency in Florida that provides administrative services to offices in the state's judicial system. The commission was established in 1965 and supports 49 offices across the state. JAC's mission is to support its customers and the state's judicial system using "fiscal controls, best practices, and exemplary service." As an employer, JAC looks for qualified and responsible individuals. Many positions available require advanced education. Benefits and retirement are offered to eligible employees through the State Group Insurance Program and Florida Retirement System. In the past, the Justice Administrative Commission has offered part-time jobs.

The Justice Administrative Commission's main office is based in Tallahassee, Florida. Its services include human resources, court appointments, accounting, budgeting, and other financial services. Furthermore, the agency's core competencies include prompt payment, fiscal accountability, communication and collaboration, continuous improvement and innovation, and administrative services. JAC is comprised of two public defenders and two state attorneys, each appointed to their positions. The state offices supported by the Justice Administrative Commission include the Statewide Guardian and Litem Program, State Attorneys and Public Defenders, the Office of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel, and the Office of Capital Collateral Regional Counsel.

The Justice Administrative Commission - JAC is a state agency in Florida that provides administrative services to offices in the state's judicial system. The commission was established in 1965 and supports 49 offices across the state. JAC's mission is to support its customers and the state's judicial system using "fiscal controls, best practices, and exemplary service." As an employer, JAC looks for qualified and responsible individuals. Many positions available require advanced education. Benefits and retirement are offered to eligible employees through the State Group Insurance Program and Florida Retirement System. In the past, the Justice Administrative Commission has offered part-time jobs.

The Justice Administrative Commission's main office is based in Tallahassee, Florida. Its services include human resources, court appointments, accounting, budgeting, and other financial services. Furthermore, the agency's core competencies include prompt payment, fiscal accountability, communication and collaboration, continuous improvement and innovation, and administrative services. JAC is comprised of two public defenders and two state attorneys, each appointed to their positions. The state offices supported by the Justice Administrative Commission include the Statewide Guardian and Litem Program, State Attorneys and Public Defenders, the Office of Criminal Conflict and Civil Regional Counsel, and the Office of Capital Collateral Regional Counsel.