State of Arkansas

State of Arkansas

·15 days ago

Senior deputy prosecuting attorney i

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Location

onsite, Little Rock, AR, United States

Salary

$126k – $186k/yr

Commitment

Full Time

Level

Senior (5+ years)

Required skills

Criminal prosecutionLegal researchLegal writingLitigationCase managementTrial preparationDrafting legal documentsStatutory interpretationCourtroom representationCriminal procedureEvidence analysisMotion practiceAppellate advocacy

Job Description

Position Information

Class Code: Q532U

Grade: SPC09

FLSA Status: Exempt

Salary Range: $125,829 - $186,228

Summary

The Senior Deputy Prosecuting Attorney I works under the direction of the Elected Prosecuting Attorney and is responsible for maintaining a criminal case load and handling all matters associated with criminal prosecution, including court preparation, charging decisions, legal research as well as the drafting of legal documents.

Functions

  • Receives criminal complaints from citizens within the judicial district for consideration of prosecution.
  • Prepares complaint affidavits for filing in misdemeanor prosecutions.
  • Maintains misdemeanor case load, including trial and witness preparation, filing appropriate motions and responses and trying misdemeanor cases and appeals.
  • Maintains a felony case load, including trial and witness preparation, filing appropriate motions and responses and trying felony Circuit Court cases for the Judicial District.
  • Reviews case files submitted by law enforcement and other investigatory agencies to recommend appropriate criminal charges.
  • Drafts briefs, motions, and other supporting legal documents on criminal cases within the Judicial District.
  • Represents the State of Arkansas in legal proceedings within the Judicial District.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

Dimensions

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

  • Knowledge of state and federal laws and statutes.
  • Knowledge of Criminal Procedure.
  • Knowledge of legal research and writing protocols.
  • Knowledge of the state's legislative processes.
  • Ability to research, analyze, interpret, and apply case law, state and federal statutes, legal precedents, and relevant legislative intent to agency legal matters.
  • Ability to provide legal guidance and technical assistance.
  • Ability to conduct litigation.
  • Ability to prepare, present and review oral and written information and reports.

Minimum Qualifications

Must have a juris doctorate from an accredited law school.

Licenses

Must be licensed to practice law in Arkansas.

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