Paralegal - DA Office | Trial Prep & Research

Salt Lake County; Salt Lake City (UT); Presencial; USD 42 000 - 65 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Salt Lake County is seeking a paralegal to assist attorneys and investigators in criminal and civil matters. Under supervision, you will prepare memoranda, organize files, and contribute to evidence presentation.

You will review police reports, draft charging documents, manage discovery, and file pleadings. The role requires an associate degree or paralegal certificate and the ability to handle multiple deadlines with confidentiality and professionalism.

Qualificações

• Requires Associate degree in Paralegal Studies or paralegal certificate with 18 months experience.
• Must pass initial criminal background check and biennial rechecks.
• Knowledge of criminal and civil court procedures and filings.
• Ability to organize files and manage discovery materials.

Responsabilidades

• Assist attorneys, investigators, law enforcement, and claim agents in trial prep.
• Case review; analyze legal issues and cross-reference statutes.
• Obtain statements; conduct witness interviews; prepare interrogatories and depositions.
• Review reports; draft charges; enter info in the DA case system.
• Draft and file pleadings, subpoenas, notices, and motions.
• Organize case files and maintain exhibits and trial notebooks.
• Conduct legal research and respond to inquiries; manage discovery tasks.
• Draft ordinances, policies, and regulations; interact with courts and public.
• Demonstrate knowledge of court procedures and computer systems.
• Other duties as assigned.

Conhecimentos

Typing 40+ wpm

Independent judgment

Written and verbal communication

Legal terminology

Formação académica

Associates degree in Paralegal Studies

Certificate of paralegal studies

Ferramentas

Word

Adobe

Case Management Database

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Salt Lake County is seeking a paralegal to assist attorneys and investigators in criminal and civil matters. Under supervision, you will prepare memoranda, organize files, and contribute to evidence presentation.

You will review police reports, draft charging documents, manage discovery, and file pleadings. The role requires an associate degree or paralegal certificate and the ability to handle multiple deadlines with confidentiality and professionalism.