Criminal Law - Prosecution Attorney in Annapolis, MD

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Annapolis, MD

Criminal Law - Prosecution Attorney in Annapolis, MD

Attorney

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Job Title: Assistant State’s Attorney-Entry Level Prosecutor

Job Responsibilities:
- Case Preparation: The candidate will be responsible for reviewing and preparing criminal and serious traffic cases for trial. This includes interviewing witnesses and coordinating with police agencies to gather necessary information and evidence.
- Court Advocacy: The role requires representing the State of Maryland in various court proceedings. This includes participating in bail reviews, preliminary hearings, criminal and traffic trials, and sentencing hearings. The attorney must effectively advocate on behalf of the state in these proceedings.
- Legal Research: Conducting legal research is a key component of the job, supporting case preparation and strategic decision-making. The attorney must be able to analyze legal precedents and apply them to current cases.
- Communication: The position involves responding to inquiries from the public and governmental agencies. Clear and effective communication is essential to manage these interactions and provide accurate information.

Education and Experience Information:
- Education: Applicants must hold a Juris Doctor (.) degree from an accredited law school.
- Licensing: Candidates must be admitted to the Maryland Bar, allowing them to practice law within the state.
- Judgment and Skills: The role requires demonstrated good judgment and ethical decision-making. Additionally, the candidate must be able to manage a high-volume docket and have strong attention to detail.

Salary Information:
- Starting Salary: The position offers a starting salary of $81,100.
- Benefits: The organization provides a competitive benefits package that includes health, vision, and dental insurance, deferred compensation options, paid leave, and pension eligibility.

Additional Information:
- Background Check: Applicants will be required to undergo a comprehensive criminal background check as part of the hiring process.
- Application Process: Interested candidates should send a cover letter, current resume, and a list of three references to the specified email address with the subject line "Entry Level ASA."

This position offers an opportunity to begin a career in prosecution with comprehensive training provided in the District Court Division. The office is led by a career prosecutor and provides robust support to attorneys, including a team of Victim Advocates, Case Managers, Body Worn Camera Paralegals, Investigators, and other administrative staff committed to seeking justice for victims of crime.