Title: 2026 Summer Paid Program Job Responsibilities: - Law students will work in one of the divisions/bureaus within the **Members Only**, specifically in the Criminal Justice, Economic Justice, Executive, Regional Offices, Social Justice, State Counsel, or Solicitor General divisions. - Students will assist attorneys...
Counsel - OIG (New York City or Suffern Office) Salary: $90,931 - $114,940 (Grade M-1 equivalent) Overview: The Offices of the Inspector General (OIG) is seeking an experienced attorney to serve as an Investigative Counsel. This position is responsible for conducting confidential...
Title: AGENCY ATTORNEY INTERNE Job Responsibilities: - Quickly identify key issues in cases and work towards rapid resolution with supervision and independent judgment. - Prepare and litigate administrative hearings and grievances, including drafting charges, requesting investigations, negotiating settlements, and appearing at hearings to...
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Assistant Deputy Attorney General Duties: Conducts long term criminal investigations related to loan sharking, book making, money laundering, and other white collar crime as well... as drug trafficking, firearm trafficking, and human trafficking.... read more
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Deputy Attorney General The candidate will work for division of Criminal Justice. Will identify and seize assets that represent the proceeds of criminal activity. This position will include the responsibilities of investigating diverse illicit activity in collaboration with OCTF prosecutors, investigators and partner law enforcement agencies, the filing of civil asset forfeiture actions pursuant to CPLR 13-A, and the prosecution of all subsequent litigation throug... read more
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Deputy Attorney General - Asset Forfeiture - Organized Crime Task Force The candidate will identify and seize assets that represent the proceeds of criminal activity. Will be responsible for investigating diverse illicit activity in collaboration with OCTF prosecutors, investigators and partner law enforcement agencies, the filing of civil asset forfeiture actions pursuant to CPLR 13-A, and the prosecution of all subsequent litigation through disposition. Coordinat... read more
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Attorney, Tax Enforcement The candidate coordinates all phases of the investigation and referral of suspected criminal tax fraud case to ensure a successful prosecution. Assists in determining case selection in addition to the planning of the overall audit and investigation strategy. Ensures that evidence gathered will be admissible in court. Ensures that taxpayers’ and witness’ constitutional rights are not violated. Renders advice on current or proposed inves... read more
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Attorney, Tax Enforcement The candidate works under the direct supervision of the Deputy Commissioner for Criminal Enforcement. Provides legal advice to Criminal Investigations Division (CID) staff located within the assigned District Office. Coordinates all phases of the investigation and referral of suspected criminal tax fraud case to ensure a successful prosecution. In cooperation with the audit and investigations staff, assists in determining case selection in... read more
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Deputy Attorney General 1 Duties : Under administrative direction of the Director of the Division of Criminal Justice (the “Divisionâ€), Attorney General or other executive officers in the Division or Department of Law and Public Safety (the “Departmentâ€), the Bureau Chief is responsible for all aspects of management of the Financial and Computer Crimes Bureau (the “Bureauâ€) which investigates and prosecutes a variety of cases including, white collar crime, money ...... read more
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Attorney General 1 The candidate work with the Department of Law and Public Safety, Division of Criminal Justice, Under administrative direction of the Director of the Division of Criminal Justice (the “Division”), Deputy Director, Attorney General or other executive officers in the Division or Department of Law and Public Safety (the “Department”), the Bureau Chief is responsible for all aspects of management of the Financial and Cyber Crimes Bureau (the “Bureau”) wh... read more
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Attorney General 4 The candidate under the direction of the Executive Director, Bureau Chief or other supervisory official in the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability (OPIA), conducts work relating to the detection, investigation and prosecution of criminal activities that violate public trust, including bribery and official misconduct committed by public officials and other public servants, internal investigations of high level officials and other public ser... read more
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Internship - Financial & Computer Crime Bureau Undergraduate interns will be exposed to a variety of investigative aspects for the interdiction and prosecution of violations of criminal law, which will enhance undergraduate studies in Criminal Justice or related forensic or technical fields of study. Law interns will be exposed to a variety of substantive areas of organization's criminal law, and are expected to have excellent legal research and legal writing skills. Be... read more
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Internship - Financial and Computer Crime Bureau Undergraduate and law students will get the opportunity to participate in an unpaid internship. Students will be assigned to one of the Division Bureaus or supporting Units and Offices. Undergraduate or law students will be supervised by a Detective or a Deputy Attorney General, respectively. Undergraduate interns will be exposed to a variety of investigative aspects for the interdiction and prosecution of violations of c... read more
Note: This job is no longer active. It was originally posted on [Date] and is part of LawCrossing’s historical archive of legal jobs. While the position may have been filled, employers often remain open to exceptional candidates for similar roles. LawCrossing has tracked this employer's hiring activity for over 25 years. This listing is provided for informational and outreach purposes and may still lead to employment. Learn more about archive jobs and how powerful they are for your search, click here