ERIC Number: EJ974222
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2012
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You're a What? Process Server
Torpey, Elka
Occupational Outlook Quarterly, v56 n1 p46-47 Spr 2012
In this article, the author talks about the role and functions of a process server. The job of a process server is to hand deliver legal documents to the people involved in court cases. These legal documents range from a summons to appear in court to a subpoena for producing evidence. Process serving can involve risk, as some people take out their anger about the legal case on the person bringing them the bad news. A process-serving business is easy to start. In addition to meeting state requirements, these workers usually need their own form of transportation. In addition to its flexibility, process serving offers opportunities for networking near and far.
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Language: English
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