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Bannock County

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney

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A Lawyer represents clients in legal matters or court proceedings, provides legal advice and draws up legal documents. Works on criminal or civil cases, and either specializes in one area or practices broadly across all areas of law.

$117,816 / year median in Idaho

+16% projected growth

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Why consider a career as a Prosecuting Attorney? If you would like to serve your community, secure justice for victims, and gain immediate, hands-on litigation experience, then this is a great career for you. As government representatives, prosecutors hold the power to shape case outcomes, protect the innocent, and ensure laws are upheld. Why should you live in Bannock County Idaho? Affordable cost of living with a median home value of roughly $344,000. Outdoor playground with easy access to world-class hiking, mountain biking, and snowmobiling. Additionally, the famous natural mineral waters of Lava Hot Springs are just a short drive. Small-town vibe with big-city access - You get a tight knit community and you are only about 160 miles north of Salt Lake City and about 230 miles east of Boise. What is the pay for the position? The expected starting salary for this role is $95,000. However, we offer flexibility and will determine the final offer based on the candidate's depth of relevant experience and skill set. What are the Minimum Qualifications for the career? You must possess a Juris Doctorate Degree and must pass the Idaho Bar exam Bannock County is an equal opportunity employer. Veteran's Preference eligible position pursuant to Idaho Code .