Criminal Prosecution Attorney: Lead in Courtroom Strategy

Hamilton County, Indiana; Noblesville (IN); On-site; USD 52,000 - 74,000; Full time

Job summary

Hamilton County in Noblesville, Indiana, seeks a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney to handle misdemeanor and felony prosecutions, draft petitions and warrants, and prepare for trials and hearings. The role requires a Juris Doctor and active Indiana Bar admission, with extensive duties across case preparation, legal research, and coordination with multiple agencies.

Ideal candidates will demonstrate strong written and oral communication, the ability to supervise support staff, and flexible availability

Qualifications

• Doctorate Degree in Jurisprudence, with admission to Indiana State Bar, and successful completion of annual continuing legal education, as required.
• Thorough knowledge and ability to make practical application of federal and Indiana case and statutory law, rules of evidence, and rules of criminal and civil procedure and post-conviction relief.
• Ability to conduct legal research, write legal motions and memoranda, and effectively prepare and present cases in legal proceedings.
• Ability to effectively communicate orally and in writing with co-workers, other County departments, law enforcement agencies, and Indiana Attorney General's office.

Responsibilities

• Represents State of Indiana in conducting a wide variety of hearings and trials, including presenting opening/closing statements and direct examination of state's witnesses.
• Prepares orders as directed by Judge; prepares grand jury indictments.
• Assists in supervising and directing support personnel, including planning/delegating work assignments, evaluating performance, providing training and corrective instruction.

Skills

Legal research

Court hearings

Public speaking

Written communication

Case preparation

Education

Juris Doctor (Doctorate in Jurisprudence)

Indiana Bar Admission

Job description

Hamilton County in Noblesville, Indiana, seeks a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney to handle misdemeanor and felony prosecutions, draft petitions and warrants, and prepare for trials and hearings. The role requires a Juris Doctor and active Indiana Bar admission, with extensive duties across case preparation, legal research, and coordination with multiple agencies.

Ideal candidates will demonstrate strong written and oral communication, the ability to supervise support staff, and flexible availability