Criminal Lawyer

TN United Kingdom; South Yorkshire; Hybrid; GBP 54,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Criminal Lawyer in South Yorkshire, offering a competitive salary and excellent training opportunities. This role involves handling a varied caseload of contentious criminal law and prosecution matters, with responsibilities including court advocacy and legal advice. The ideal candidate will be a qualified Solicitor or Barrister with a passion for criminal law, ready to embrace a supportive environment with ongoing mentoring and flexible working arrangements. Join a team dedicated to professional development and making a significant impact in the field of law.

Benefits

Flexible Working Arrangements

Comprehensive Induction Programme

Ongoing Mentoring

On-the-job Training

Qualifications

• Qualified Solicitors and Barristers with a valid practising certificate.
• 2 years' experience in criminal law or contentious regulatory prosecutions.

Responsibilities

• Conduct court advocacy and provide legal advice.
• Prepare and present cases in court and review evidence.

Skills

Verbal Communication

Written Communication

Decision Making

Legal Research

Education

Solicitor Qualification

Barrister Qualification

Job description

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Criminal Lawyer, South Yorkshire, up to £54,080 - £61,650. Excellent training and development opportunity for individuals interested in a career in Prosecutions, with a strong benefits package and flexible working arrangements available. JOB REF: 215299653

THE ROLE:
After completing an initial induction period, the successful candidate will take on a varied caseload of contentious criminal law and prosecution matters. Responsibilities will include conducting court advocacy, providing legal advice, preparing and presenting cases in court, and reviewing evidence, case files, and charging decisions.

THE CANDIDATE:
This position is open to qualified Solicitors and Barristers who hold a valid practising certificate in England and Wales and have resided in the UK for a minimum of five years. Ideally, applicants will have 2 years' prior experience in criminal law or contentious regulatory prosecutions, along with a genuine enthusiasm for this area of law or a strong willingness to learn. The role requires excellent written and verbal communication skills, sound judgment, and confident decision-making abilities.

THE FIRM:
You will benefit from a comprehensive induction programme, ongoing mentoring, and on-the-job training to ensure a smooth transition into your new role in prosecutions. The role also offers a competitive benefits package and the flexibility to work remotely two to three days per week.