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Impactful Assistant Federal Public Defender

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A Judge oversees the legal process in court cases. Interprets law, advises jurors during trials, writes opinions and decisions, and gives verdicts in cases decided without a jury. May decide on a sentence for the defendant in a criminal case, or liability of a defendant in a civil case; may facilitate negotiations between parties in a dispute. Works in a county, state or federal court system.

$129,061 / year median in Illinois

+4% projected growth

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Job Summary United States Courts in Springfield, Illinois, is seeking an Assistant Federal Public Defender to serve in the Springfield Division. The role supports defense services in federal criminal cases by appointment from the court to individuals unable to afford counsel, under the Criminal Justice Act.

The office requires a zealous commitment to indigent clients, integrity, and adherence to federal government standards; outside practice of law is prohibited, and the Judiciary is an Equal Employment#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description United States Courts in Springfield, Illinois, is seeking an Assistant Federal Public Defender to serve in the Springfield Division. The role supports defense services in federal criminal cases by appointment from the court to individuals unable to afford counsel, under the Criminal Justice Act.

The office requires a zealous commitment to indigent clients, integrity, and adherence to federal government standards; outside practice of law is prohibited, and the Judiciary is an Equal Employment#J-18808-Ljbffr