PROSECUTOR 2

City of Toronto; Toronto; On-site; CAD 100,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

Eine etablierte Stadtverwaltung sucht einen engagierten und erfahrenen Staatsanwalt, der die Verantwortung für die Bearbeitung von Bußgeldbescheiden und die Vertretung vor Gericht übernimmt. In dieser spannenden Rolle sind Sie für die Analyse von Beweisen, die Vorbereitung von rechtlichen Dokumenten und die Verhandlung von Lösungen zuständig. Sie arbeiten eng mit der Polizei, Anwälten und der Öffentlichkeit zusammen, um sicherzustellen, dass die Gesetze und Vorschriften eingehalten werden. Wenn Sie über hervorragende Kommunikationsfähigkeiten und eine Leidenschaft für das Rechtssystem verfügen, ist dies die perfekte Gelegenheit, um einen positiven Einfluss auf die Gemeinschaft auszuüben.

Qualifications

• Postsekundäre Ausbildung in einem juristischen Programm oder gleichwertige Erfahrung.
• Erfahrung in der Kundenbetreuung und Korrespondenz mit Anwälten und Polizei.

Responsibilities

• Verantwortlich für die Bearbeitung von Bußgeldbescheiden und die Vertretung vor Gericht.
• Erstellung relevanter Dokumente und Korrespondenz, einschließlich rechtlicher Unterlagen.

Skills

Kundenservice

Interpersonelle Fähigkeiten

Multitasking

Analytische Fähigkeiten

Verhandlungsgeschick

Education

Postsekundäre Ausbildung in einem juristischen Programm

Tools

MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)

Job description

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• Division & Section: Legal Services, Legal Prosecutions
• Work Location: Various;Metro Hall at 55 John St., North York Civic Center at 5100 Yonge St.
• Job Type & Duration: Full Time, Permanent
• Hourly Rate and Wage Grade: $43.58 - $47.75,TFS263, Wage Grade 13 (2024 wages)
• Affiliation: L79 Full-time
• Number of Positions Open: 3
• Posting Period:07-May-2025to 21-May-2025

Reporting into the Manager Prosecutions, the Prosecutor 2 will primarily be responsible for the following:

Major Responsibilities:

• Screens violation notices and evidence for administrative penalties and makes decisions on them following the City’s Administrative Penalty By-Law, other applicable laws, training, guidelines and procedures.
• Makes notations of screenings/cases/matter dispositions on dockets, or in other relevant computer or document systems and prepares reports.
• Appears in the Ontario Court of Justice for motions, pre-trial conferences and trials, as necessary. Argues cases in court: submits evidence/exhibits, examines/cross-examines witnesses, summarizes evidence, presents oral and written arguments, makes recommendations for judgement/sentence and purges court docket
• Prosecutes charges under the Provincial Offences Act initiated by City Enforcement Divisions, the Toronto Police Service and other enforcement agencies for violations of the Municipal Code, Municipal by-laws, and provincial statutes (e.g., Highway Traffic Act and Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
• Prepares relevant documents/correspondence (notices of motion, affidavits, summonses and orders). Reviews a variety of documents and evidence and prepares and provides disclosure
• Researches and analyzes case law using legal tools (e.g. Quicklaw, CanLII, precedent files) to determine appropriate course of action and to assess sufficiency of evidence at trial and make recommendations to City staff
• Conducts early resolution meetings before the Ontario Court of Justice
• Negotiates resolutions with opposing counsel, agents and members of the public while ensuring adherence to the departmental and public policy
• Prepares City staff to appear as witnesses in court
• Advises enforcement staff on prosecution related issues
• Liaises with police, lawyers, Judges, Justices of the Peace and court officials to process/resolve files
• Responds to inquiries from the public, lawyers, police and City staff
• Makes notations of case disposition on dockets, prepares reports and ensures appropriate follow-up

Key Qualifications:

Your Application must describe your qualifications as they relate to:

• Post-secondary education in a Legal Program or a relevant professional discipline or the equivalent combination of education and/or related experience.
• Considerable experience providing customer service and corresponding with lawyers, police, enforcement staff and members of the public.
• Experience utilizing a variety of MS Office applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

You must also have:

• Excellent interpersonal skills in order to respond to public inquiries both verbally and in writing in an efficient and diplomatic manner.
• Ability to multitask in a high volume and fast paced environment.
• Knowledge of the Provincial Offences Act, Municipal By-Laws and other provincial statutes.
• Knowledge of applicable legal practices and procedures in the Ontario Court of Justice.
• Knowledge of relevant legislation and public policy.
• Good understanding of the Administrative Penalty System.
• Written communication skills to prepare correspondence and legal documentation.
• Ability to develop and maintain good working relations with members of the Judiciary, legal profession, law enforcement officials and the public.
• Skills of advocacy; good judgement and analytical skills to assess evidence, determine whether or not to prosecute, and to determine how to proceed with cases in court.
• Ability to exercise independent judgement and discretion in applying by-laws and policies and the review of Administrative Penalties.
• A licence from the Law Society of Upper Canada as a lawyer or a paralegal is an asset.
• Ability to work at any location as needed based on operational needs.

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