100922 - Crown Prosecutor

Autism Services; Saskatoon; On-site; CAD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

The Government of Saskatchewan, Ministry of Justice and Attorney General, seeks qualified lawyers to join Public Prosecutions as Crown Prosecutors. This full-time position offers opportunities to work on criminal and regulatory prosecutions, appear in court, review police reports, provide legal advice, and interact with victims, witnesses, and stakeholders.

Candidates must be eligible for membership with the Law Society of Saskatchewan and hold a valid Class 5 driver's licence.

Qualifications

• Qualified lawyers eligible for membership with the Law Society of Saskatchewan.
• Strong advocacy, communication, courtroom, legal analysis, critical thinking and decision-making skills.

Responsibilities

• Conduct criminal and regulatory prosecutions.
• Appear in court and review police reports.
• Provide legal advice and communicate with victims and witnesses.
• Exercise prosecutorial discretion and engage in ongoing legal education.

Skills

Advocacy

Communication

Courtroom

Legal analysis

Critical thinking

Decision-making

Job description

Application Information

Employer Name:
Government of Saskatchewan

The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General is seeking qualified lawyers to join Public Prosecutions as Crown Prosecutors. This role offers competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, pension, vacation, scheduled days off, career development opportunities, and an inclusive work environment.
The ministry is looking for lawyers committed to public service, ethical practice, accountability, integrity, and sound judgment. Candidates must be able to manage complex legal matters, work collaboratively with justice system partners, and demonstrate adaptability in a demanding environment.
Applicants must be qualified lawyers eligible for membership with the Law Society of Saskatchewan and possess a valid Class 5 driver's licence. Strong advocacy, communication, courtroom, legal analysis, critical thinking, and decision-making skills are required, along with the ability to work effectively with police, victims, witnesses, and other stakeholders.
Responsibilities include conducting criminal and regulatory prosecutions, appearing in court, reviewing police reports, providing legal advice, communicating with victims and witnesses, exercising prosecutorial discretion, and participating in ongoing legal education. Travel, including occasional overnight stays, may be required.