NQ Solicitor — Public Prosecution Training & Flexible Roles

Michael Page Legal; North East; Ibrido; GBP 41.000 - 51.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Civil Service pension up to 28.97%

Flexible working options

Induction and four month training

Advocacy experience from day one

Progression to Senior Crown Prosecutor

Descrizione del lavoro

Michael Page Legal is representing a leading public sector legal organisation responsible for prosecuting criminal cases across England and Wales. The NQ Solicitor will represent the prosecution in Magistrates' Court and support a structured training programme.

Applicants must be a solicitor, barrister or eligible professional able to hold a practising certificate by October 2026, with newly qualified status or retraining interest in criminal law.

Competenze

• Must be a solicitor, barrister or eligible legal professional able to hold a practising certificate by October 2026.
• Newly qualified, approaching qualification, or interested in retraining into criminal law.
• Motivated by public service and making a positive impact within local communities.

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 communication

Legal reasoning

Analytical skills

Advocacy interest

Formazione

Qualified solicitor/barrister or eligible professional

Descrizione del lavoro

Michael Page Legal is representing a leading public sector legal organisation responsible for prosecuting criminal cases across England and Wales. The NQ Solicitor will represent the prosecution in Magistrates' Court and support a structured training programme.

Applicants must be a solicitor, barrister or eligible professional able to hold a practising certificate by October 2026, with newly qualified status or retraining interest in criminal law.