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Assistant United States Attorney Duties: Prosecutes a variety of criminal cases including offenses involving violent crime; firearms; child exploitation; human trafficking; wire... and mail fraud; terrorism; controlled substances; and criminal immigration. The selected AUSA will work with law enforcement agents and others to investigate federal criminal offenses, research and brief legal issues, and represent the United States before grand juries and in hearings and trials. Res... read more
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Department Of Homeland Security Agency: . Secret Service Sub Agency: **Members Only** Job Announcement Number: SA1-JC062-09 Job Title: Criminal Investigator (Special Agent) Salary Range: 43, - 73, USD /year Series & Grade: GL-1811-07/09 Promoti... 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Note: This job is no longer active.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