Juvenile Prosecution Attorney – Restorative Justice

King County; Seattle (WA); Hybrid; USD 93,000 - 154,000; Full time

Job summary

The Juvenile Division of the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office is seeking an experienced attorney to join our team in Seattle. The role involves prosecuting juvenile criminal matters, negotiating cases, and trying matters, with emphasis on Restorative Justice practices.

Qualified candidates must be admitted to the Washington State Bar, able to manage a large caseload, and able to work collaboratively in a diverse, equity-focused environment.

Qualifications

• Ability to plan, prepare and present case strategies.
• Skill in presenting criminal cases in court.
• Ability to interpret and explain policy and law to officials, professionals and victims/witnesses.
• Capability to manage complex caseloads and maintain records.
• Strong communication and collaboration with diverse professionals and the public.
• Strong legal research and writing abilities.
• Commitment to working in a team environment.
• Open to feedback and coaching and applying it to practice.

Responsibilities

• Prosecute juvenile criminal cases, file, negotiate and try matters.
• Engage in community outreach and Restorative Justice initiatives.
• Manage a large case load with effective case filing and documentation.
• Coordinate with diverse professionals and agencies for outcomes.
• Represent the office in compliance with professional standards.

Skills

Case strategy planning

Courtroom presentation

Policy & law explanation

Caseload management

Team collaboration

Legal research & writing

Work ethic

Receptive to feedback

Washington State Bar licensed

Education

Washington State Bar admission

Job description

The Juvenile Division of the King County Prosecuting Attorney's Office is seeking an experienced attorney to join our team in Seattle. The role involves prosecuting juvenile criminal matters, negotiating cases, and trying matters, with emphasis on Restorative Justice practices.

Qualified candidates must be admitted to the Washington State Bar, able to manage a large caseload, and able to work collaboratively in a diverse, equity-focused environment.