AMSTRADAM BOURNE

Dedicated sales professional with more than a decade of experience in both sales and customer service. I have Extensive knowledge of cars, including a diverse range of makes and models. A skilled negotiator who continually transforms leads into customers, including walk-ins, and cold-calling prospects. Professional team player willing to assist team members in making sales to reach the goals of the company. Excellent customer service skills to make buying an easier experience for the customers. Enclosed is a copy of my resume which provides specifications of my qualification for your perusal. I will be happy to make myself available for an interview at your convenience, to discuss how my qualification would be consistent with your needs. Thank you for your consideration.

• October 2022 — Present
• Execution of Documents: Persons often seek help concerning wills, transfers, common law titles, and other kinds of legal documents including Oaths, Affidavits, and Declarations.
• Summonses, Warrants: to compel persons to attend court; at other times, may issue a warrant for the search of premises believed to contain illegal goods or persons; may also issue a warrant for the arrest of any person who – on reasonable grounds – is believed to have committed a criminal offense.
• Licensing Authority under Spirit Licenses Act: to consider and grant applications for licenses at Spirit License sessions.
• Bail: to consider applications for bail in respect of persons who have been arrested and are in police custody for minor offenses that have not yet been taken before the court.
• Visits to Police Stations to ensure that the proper procedures are followed where arrested persons, who are in police custody, make statements under caution, as well as with respect to those persons who are placed in identification parades.
• Give Counsel and advice to citizens in the community: to listen to and, where possible, help persons who experience various kinds of problems and seek the advice of a leader in the community.
• Caution Statements: Justices of the Peace are sometimes asked by the police to bear witness to written statements given under caution by an accused person in custody. In cases where a person has received felonious injuries and is dying, a JP is required to witness the statement from such person before he or she dies for the purpose of using such document in a trial.
• Jury List: Under the Jury Act 1898, repealed by the Act of 1980, a minimum of two Justices of the Peace sit with the Resident Magistrate at a Special Petty Session to provisionally settle the Jury List and later in the year to finally settle the list presented by the police. The purpose is to remove the names of persons who are no longer qualified by reason of age, incapacity, etc., and to add to the list persons now qualified as well as to correct other errors on the list.
• Hire Purchase Act: Any Vendor may apply in the absence of the other party to two Justices of the Peace for an order to repossess goods sold on the hire purchase agreement if the right to the vendor is endangered.
• Riot Act: The Justice of the Peace reads the Riot Act to a rioting crowd in a time of crisis.