CHU Attorney 2025.pdf Position Available In Montgomery, Alabama
Tallo's Job Summary: If you are interested in a job on the front lines of the battle for social justice, the Middle District of Alabama Federal Defender Program, Inc. is currently accepting applications for a Capital Habeas Unit Attorney. Responsibilities include managing cases, writing briefs, motions, and other pleadings, and advocating at hearings. No experience is required, but prior relevant experience is preferred. Salary ranges from $57.5K to $88K a year, with excellent benefits offered. Email letter of interest, resume, writing sample, and references to apply.
Job Description
CHU Attorney 2025.pdf
FEDERAL DEFENDERS FOR THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA – 4.5
Montgomery, AL Job Details Estimated:
$57.5K – $88K a year 2 days ago Benefits Flexible schedule Qualifications Driver’s License Organizational skills Computer skills Bar Entry level Under 1 year Full Job Description
FEDERAL DEFENDERS MIDDLE DISTRICT OF ALABAMA FEDERAL DEFENDER PROGRAM, INC. 817 S. COURT STREET MONTGOMERY, AL 36104 TELEPHONE
(334) 834-2099 FACSIMILE (334) 834-0353
Website:
www.almfd.org
CHRISTINE A. FREEMAN
Executive Director
POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT
Capital Habeas Unit Attorney The Middle District of Alabama Federal Defender Program, Inc., in Montgomery, Alabama, is accepting applications for an attorney in its Capital Habeas Unit. The Capital Habeas Unit provides zealous representation in federal habeas proceedings to indigent prisoners on Alabama’s Death Row in Alabama’s three United States District Courts, in the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, and in the United States Supreme Court. Responsibilities include managing a caseload which consists of cases at various stages of post-conviction review; writing briefs, motions, and other pleadings; reviewing voluminous trial and appellate records; developing claims and litigation strategy; advocating at evidentiary hearings and oral arguments; working as a member of a case team; conducting case-related investigation; and meeting with clients, experts, witnesses, and family members. If you are interested in a job on the front lines of the battle for social justice, this is the position and place for you. Applicants must have excellent written and oral advocacy skills, ability to work as a member of a defense team, good organizational skills, proficiency in computer-based research, and the ability to task-prioritize. Experience is not required, but we are interested in any prior capital habeas experience, prior law practice, or past federal clerkships. Some overnight travel on investigative trips is required. Applicants must be a member in good standing of a State Bar by the initial hire date and have a driver’s license and appropriate motor vehicle insurance. Staff in the Capital Habeas Unit, following appropriate training, are also expected to participate in the Trial Unit Duty Day assignments, office’s training events for the private bar, and community outreach. Flexible work hours and remote work possibilities are available. Attorneys in this office may not engage in private law practice. Salary depends on experience and is comparable to salaries provided to positions in the Office of the U.S. Attorneys. This office has excellent benefits. To apply for this position, please email a letter of interest along with your resume, a writing sample, and references to Kalandra Haynes, Supervisory Administrative Assistant, at . No phone calls, please. Applications will be taken until the position is filled. Hiring is dependent upon the approval of the funding source. This program is an Equal Opportunity Employer. We provide equal opportunity for all qualified people who desire to use their skills and abilities in our workplace on behalf of our clients, regardless of age, gender-identity, race, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion, or disability.
