Prosecution Lawyer (Public Sector) – Hybrid & Career Growth

Sellick Partnership (Legal) Limited; Bristol; Hybrid; GBP 44,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading legal recruitment firm seeks a Criminal Prosecutions Lawyer in Bristol. The position offers a full-time role with a competitive public sector salary ranging from £44,520 to £50,000. Candidates must be UK qualified solicitors or barristers and demonstrate effective decision-making. With benefits like excellent pension contributions and flexible working options, this is an opportunity for those looking to make a difference in public service and advance their careers in criminal law.

Benefits

Competitive salary

Up to 28.9% pension contribution

Progressive annual leave

Extensive training programme

Flexible working policy

Cycle to work scheme

Qualifications

• Must be a UK qualified solicitor/barrister eligible for a Practising Certificate.
• Demonstrate commitment to public service making a difference in the community.
• Proven experience in a similar role.

Responsibilities

• Prepare and present cases for prosecution, heavily advocacy based.
• Advise police and other investigators on casework.
• Decide on evidence whether prosecutions proceed or not.
• Explain decisions clearly to stakeholders.
• Work effectively as part of a multiskilled team.

Skills

Strong communication skills

Decision making

Focus on personal development

Influencing skills

Education

Law degree

Common Professional Examination

Solicitors Qualifying Exam

Bar Professional Training Course

Job description

A leading legal recruitment firm seeks a Criminal Prosecutions Lawyer in Bristol. The position offers a full-time role with a competitive public sector salary ranging from £44,520 to £50,000. Candidates must be UK qualified solicitors or barristers and demonstrate effective decision-making. With benefits like excellent pension contributions and flexible working options, this is an opportunity for those looking to make a difference in public service and advance their careers in criminal law.