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Office of Public Prosecutions VIC in Melbourne seeks a highly skilled Principal Solicitor Advocate to join the Advocacy Division. The role involves appearing regularly in the Magistrates' and County Courts, managing complex criminal matters including committals, plea hearings, bail applications and appeals.
This senior position offers leadership responsibilities and an opportunity to mentor junior advocates, with a fixed term until 30 September 2028 and occasional regional travel.
Office of Public Prosecutions VIC – Melbourne VIC
The OPP is seeking a highly skilled Principal Solicitor Advocate to join our Advocacy Division. This senior role offers the opportunity to appear regularly in the Magistrates' and County Courts, managing complex criminal matters including committals, plea hearings, bail applications and appeals.
Reporting within the Advocacy Division, you will:
This role is based in Melbourne and includes occasional regional travel.
Fixed term position until 30 September 2028.
You will bring:
The Office of Public Prosecutions (OPP) is an independent statutory authority responsible for conducting serious criminal prosecutions across Victoria on behalf of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP). Our team, consisting of over 475 skilled professionals, supports the work of the DPP, the Chief Crown Prosecutor, and Crown Prosecutors. We strive to be a criminal justice system leader and a dynamic organisation, continually adapting to deliver effective outcomes for our people and the community.
At the heart of the criminal justice system are people – practitioners and the community we serve. Our vision is to lead in legal excellence, fostering an innovative, supportive environment with a commitment to innovation, collaboration, and professional excellence.
The OPP is committed to building a diverse workforce and an inclusive culture. People from all cultural backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply, particularly applicants of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander heritage, or those who may experience disability related barriers in securing employment.