Disciplinary Prosecutor & Board Counsel

Iowa National Guard; Des Moines (IA); In loco; USD 96.000 - 153.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

State of Iowa benefits

Descrizione del lavoro

The Iowa Judicial Branch, Office of Professional Regulation, seeks a Disciplinary Counsel in Des Moines, IA to represent the Attorney Disciplinary Board in disciplinary proceedings and advise on rules interpretation. The role requires independent judgment, integrity, and strong prosecutorial discretion.

Responsibilities include reviewing complaints, investigations, stipulations, and appellate filings. Travel may be required; excellent advocacy and ethics are essential.

Competenze

• Must be ABA-accredited law school graduate and admitted to practice in Iowa.
• Good standing license with no public disciplinary history.
• Ability to manage multiple areas of responsibility with minimal supervision.
• Five or more years of trial and appellate experience preferred.

Mansioni

• Reviewing and evaluating complaints.
• Conducting confidential investigations.
• Negotiating stipulations and dispositions where appropriate.
• Drafting reports, recommendations, briefs, and appellate filings.
• Participating in rule development and policy discussions.
• Responding to inquiries from judges, lawyers, and members of the public.
• Occasional overnight travel.

Conoscenze

Legal research

Legal writing

Oral advocacy

Judgment

Caseload management

Confidentiality

Professionalism

Collaboration

Organization

Communication

Courtroom presence

Fairness

Litigation experience

Formazione

ABA-accredited law school graduate; admitted to practice in Iowa

Strumenti

Clio

Microsoft Word

PowerPoint

PDF generation software

Descrizione del lavoro

The Iowa Judicial Branch, Office of Professional Regulation, seeks a Disciplinary Counsel in Des Moines, IA to represent the Attorney Disciplinary Board in disciplinary proceedings and advise on rules interpretation. The role requires independent judgment, integrity, and strong prosecutorial discretion.

Responsibilities include reviewing complaints, investigations, stipulations, and appellate filings. Travel may be required; excellent advocacy and ethics are essential.