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Litigation - General Attorney in Bellingham, WA

Lummi Indian Business Council Apr 09,2018 Location Bellingham WA
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Government

Attorney

Litigation - General (consumer)

Min 1 yrs required

Profile

Staff Attorney I - Deputy Tribal Prosecutor The candidate works within the Office of the Reservation Attorney under the direction of the Tribal Prosecutor and represents the Lummi Nation in criminal and civil proceedings before tribal, federal, state, and local courts. Represent the Nation in Tribal Court and Court of Appeals on criminal offenses, including civil traffic, environmental and natural resource violations, civil forfeiture, exclusion, and juvenile delinquency proceedings. Represent the Nation in other tribal, federal, state, and local courts as directed. Manage a large caseload requiring preparation for trial, including pretrial investigations, consulting with tribal law enforcement officers, other law enforcement agencies and witnesses, and negotiating with defense counsel. Complete legal research and writing necessary for the preparation of complaints, motions, pleadings, and other court documents. Work as a cooperative member of rehabilitative justice programs. Perform job duties in a manner consistent with ethical standards and with assurance that justice is upheld under the Lummi Code of Laws. Continue professional development, including continuing legal education and/or training in the areas of Indian law, criminal law, law enforcement, and other issues relevant to job duties. Complete other legal assignments and projects designated by the Reservation Attorney, including to, code drafting and civil legal research and proceedings.

Qualification and Experience

The candidate must be Graduate of accredited law school and member in good standing of the Washington State Bar Association or licensed in good standing in another State and able to obtain admission in Washington within 6 months of hire. Must be member of the Lummi Nation Tribal Court Bar in good standing or willing to become a member within the first 30 days of employment. 1 years of active, relevant legal experience preferred; criminal litigation experience preferred.

Closes: April 26, 2018

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