The clerk maintains all records of pleadings, motions, papers, evidence and court rulings of the court. The clerk also issues summonses and subpoenas to witnesses ordering them to appear in court.The clerk issues marriage licenses, records, maintains oaths of offices, election duties, keeps a record of all judgments, orders and decrees of the court.The clerk also must certify and attest to complete transcripts of court proceedings involving title to property, the imposition of prison sentences and in all court cases where a complete court record is required.The clerk, in the presence of the jury commissioners, draws the names of prospective jurors for juries and issues summonses to prospective jurors.The clerk collects court costs, fines and money judgments levied by the court. In the case of a money judgment, the clerk pays the money to the person or entity entitled to the judgment. In recent years, the collection of child support has become a major responsibility of the clerk’s office.Term: 4 years -- 2 terms or 8 years of service in a period of 12 yearsSalary: $68,666 per year