Search using our robust engine. Get the recommendations you need to get ahead.
Browse through our expansive list of legal practice areas.
Work where you are or where you would like to be. Find where you will work with LawCrossing.
Use our marketplace to feature your opportunity
Start your search today
Set up your account and manage your company profile on LawCrossing
Look through and compare company profiles
Learn from the legal expert
Discover salaries and the scope of your next job
LawCrossing Works Read Testimonials and Share your Story
Carrot Peelers, Sales, Personality and Your Job Search
Government
Attorney
Criminal Law - Prosecution
Litigation - General (consumer)
Deputy District Attorney I The candidate reviews criminal cases, determines all investigation is complete, reviews and selects appropriate witnesses, interviews witnesses, interviews victims, conducts legal research. Review incoming police reports and determine if a crime occurred and prosecution is appropriate, draft legal documents, file formal charges. Participate in all court hearings and all pre-trial motions; prepare and present cases for adjudication and/or trial. Advise law enforcement officials regarding procedural questions; participate in case investigation and evidence evaluation. Advise and consult with other staff, law enforcement and medical staff on criminal matters, court policies and procedures, options in prosecution and disposition. Attend educational conferences, seminars and meetings. Must have Doctor of Jurisprudence degree. Should be a member of the Oregon Bar Association and possess a valid Oregon driver's license. Knowledge of Oregon Revised Statutes, case law and administrative rules dealing with the criminal law and related areas; knowledge of the duties and responsibilities of the District Attorney/s Office; knowledge of the principles, methods and practices of legal research and investigation; knowledge of judicial procedure and rules of evidence; ability to plan, prepare, present and conduct case strategies for criminal or civil cases; Ability to interpret and explain case law, statutes, ordinances and procedures; ability to manage heavy case loads and maintain appropriate records, logs and case files; ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees, other agencies and the general public and the ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing is required.
Position #2018-00015
Sign Up Now