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The County of Yuba is seeking a Deputy District Attorney I/II/III to aggressively and fairly prosecute crime and uphold the rights of victims. Open to recent law school graduates awaiting bar results as well as experienced attorneys.
The District Attorney's Office represents the People in court and collaborates with law enforcement to keep the community safe, requiring strong legal writing and advocacy. Final filing date is OPEN UNTIL FILLED; contact Grace Alloway in Human Resources with
The County of Yuba is currently recruiting for a Deputy District Attorney I/II/III to help keep the community safe by aggressively and fairly prosecuting crime and upholding the rights of victims. The recruitment is open to recent law school graduates waiting on bar results as well as experienced attorneys.
The District Attorney represents the People in court as the public prosecutor, working with the Sheriff and other law enforcement agencies to keep the community safe. The District Attorney does this by suppressing criminal behavior through ethical prosecution, fostering trust in the rule of law, and supporting victims of crime. Once a law enforcement agency completes an investigation into a crime committed in Yuba County, it refers to the Yuba County District Attorney for prosecution. Yuba County District Attorney’s Office receives over 4,000 new case referrals each year from law enforcement agencies, including the Yuba County Sheriff’s Department, Marysville Police Department, Wheatland Police Department, California Highway Patrol, Department of Fish and Game, Yuba County Probation, and many others.
Final Filing Date: OPEN UNTIL FILLED
For questions about the application process, please contact Grace Alloway with Human Resources at (530) 749-5645 or galloway@yuba.gov. For questions regarding the position or the District Attorney's Office, you may contact District Attorney Clint Curry at ccurry@yuba.gov.