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Cowlitz County Prosecuting Attorney's Office

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney

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What they do

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.

$146,184 / year median in Washington

+9% projected growth

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Job Description

Great opportunity to develop exceptional litigation skills and join a talented group of attorneys who work with law enforcement to prosecute crimes and pursue justice for victims. Prosecutors in our office receive training and become proficient in all phases of criminal litigation, including: Jury trials Advising law enforcement on criminal investigations Making charging decisions Negotiating plea agreements Representing the State at court hearings Writing and arguing criminal appeals Cowlitz County is a medium-sized county in southwest Washington offering many beautiful lakes, rivers, and access to Mt. St. Helens. Our county is located on the I-5 corridor bordering the Columbia River, 45 minutes north of Portland. Current salary range is from $88,080 - $150,720. No criminal litigation experience necessary. If interested in joining our team, please submit a resume, cover letter, and writing sample. Application available on the Cowlitz County website at: https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/cowlitz .
Minimum Qualifications:
1. Law degree from an accredited college or university. 2. Admission to Washington State Bar Association (at the time of employment).