Criminal Prosecution NQ Solicitor | Structured Training

Page Personnel; South Yorkshire; In loco; GBP 41.000 - 51.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Civil Service pension (up to 28.97%)

Flexible working options

Structured induction and training

Descrizione del lavoro

Page Personnel is recruiting an NQ Solicitor to join a leading public sector legal organisation responsible for prosecuting criminal cases across England and Wales. The role offers a structured training programme, advocacy exposure and a clear path into senior roles, with flexibility in working patterns.

Ideal candidates are newly qualified or retraining into criminal law, motivated by public service and capable of effective communication, legal reasoning and analysis.

Competenze

• Strong communicator with sound legal reasoning and analytical skills.
• Interest in advocacy, court work and ongoing professional development.
• NQ Solicitor eligible to hold practising certificate by Oct 2026.

Mansioni

• Representing the prosecution in Magistrates' Court proceedings across a wide range of criminal matters.
• Reviewing evidence, preparing cases and making prosecution decisions in summary and either way offences.
• Advising police and investigators on criminal casework and evidential issues.
• Working closely with victims, witnesses, court staff, defence lawyers and other justice partners.
• Developing advocacy, decision making and legal analysis skills through a structured training programme.

Conoscenze

Strong communicator

Legal reasoning

Analytical skills

Advocacy

Court work

Formazione

Qualified solicitor or barrister

Eligible legal professional able to hold practising certificate by Oct 2026

Descrizione del lavoro

Page Personnel is recruiting an NQ Solicitor to join a leading public sector legal organisation responsible for prosecuting criminal cases across England and Wales. The role offers a structured training programme, advocacy exposure and a clear path into senior roles, with flexibility in working patterns.

Ideal candidates are newly qualified or retraining into criminal law, motivated by public service and capable of effective communication, legal reasoning and analysis.