Senior Assistant Solicitor General

Pacga; Georgia; On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Bell-Forsyth County Solicitor-General’s Office seeks a Sr. Assistant Solicitor-General for the Jury Trial Division. The role supervises staff, organizes workloads, and coordinates team activities, including victim advocacy and case document preparation. Experience supervising trial teams and prosecuting misdemeanor traffic matters is preferred.

The successful candidate will manage caseloads from arraignments through appellate courts, providing legal expertise and support to trial staff.

Qualifications

• Experience supervising trial-division staff and coordinating teams.
• Ability to manage multiple cases and prioritize workloads.
• Prosecutorial experience in misdemeanor traffic matters and trials.

Responsibilities

• Organizes workload and coordinates trial division staff; conducts team meetings.
• Organizes victim advocacy activities and supports staff with case documents.
• Assists trial investigator with case preparation and monitors progress.

Skills

Team leadership

Legal supervision

Case management

Job description

Bell-Forsyth County Solicitor-General’s Office

The Bell-Forsyth County Solicitor General’s Office is currently accepting resumes for an Sr. Assistant Solicitor-General to work in the Jury Trial Division.

Minimum qualifications: Supervises and coordinates the activities of staff assigned to the trial team for a specific Division: organizes, prioritizes, and manages the workload and cases for the Division; conducts team meetings and coordinates work activities of team members; organizes victim advocacy activities; assists support staff with legal wording and language in case documents; assists trial investigator with preparation of cases; monitors status of work in progress and inspects completed work; consults with staff members, assists with complex/problem situations, and provides technical expertise.

Manages assigned caseload of cases; investigates, prepares, and prosecutes misdemeanor traffic cases in arraignments, hearings, jury trials, and bench trials; prosecutes cases through final disposition and through appellate courts.