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Jefferson County, Missouri

Attorney II - 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.

$117,438 / year median in Missouri

+11% projected growth

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Job Description

To Apply:
Please complete the online application found at www.jeffcomo.org Resumes are accepted as supplemental information only and will not be used as a substitute for the application, you must complete the application in full.
JOB SUMMARY
The Attorney II is responsible for assisting and performing moderately complex legal work. This will include, but not be limited to, conducting legal research, drafting, reviewing and negotiating contracts, agreements and other legal documents and representing the County in litigation.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
For Prosecuting Attorney Represents the State in felony and misdemeanor dockets, Director of Revenue cases, jury trials, motion and bond hearings, preliminary hearings and guilty pleas. Reviews cases to determine trial strategies, subpoena witnesses, and to request additional investigations. Negotiates with defense attorneys. Interviews witnesses and victims. Meets with witnesses, victims and law enforcement regarding court appearances. Discusses plea negotiations with victims. Visits crime scenes and examines evidence. Handles depositions. Research various points of law, prepares motions, appeals, responses and arguments. Prepares legal briefs and memos. Prepares and files criminal charges. Prepares charged cases for hearings/ bench trials and jury trials. Prepares and conducts court dockets. Reviews warrant applications for charges. Assists with the preparation and review of search warrants for law enforcement. Appears and handles sentencings. Advises and supervises subordinates. Participates in on-call rotation. Performs other duties as assigned.