SVU District Team Captain — Prosecutor (Remote-Eligible)

Stattorney; Baltimore (MD); In loco; USD 85.000 - 120.000; Tempo pieno

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Comprehensive benefits package

Limited remote work option

Descrizione del lavoro

The Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City seeks an experienced Assistant State’s Attorney Special Victim’s Unit District Court Team Captain. You will lead the SVU-District team, mentor junior ASAs and support staff, and co-chair cases when appropriate.

You will collaborate with law enforcement and domestic violence partners to advance IPV prosecutions. Applicants should have at least five years of criminal litigation experience, strong trial advocacy, and Maryland Bar eligibility.

Competenze

• Five+ years of criminal litigation experience.
• Extensive IPV case experience and work with victims.
• Strong oral advocacy, good judgment, and ability to work in a demanding environment.

Mansioni

• Serve as assistant to the Division Chief in the execution of duties.
• Mentor and train SVU ASAs and support staff.
• Co-chair cases with ASAs when appropriate.
• Conduct courtroom observations of attorneys.
• Guide attorneys on court procedures, case law, sentencing guidelines, and trial strategies.
• Respond to motions to recall warrants and provide State’s position on motions to shield protective orders.
• Create the coverage schedule for district DV criminal docket; be prepared to cover dockets as needed.
• Assist Law Enforcement in investigations, including warrant reviews and case enhancement.
• Represent the Office at multi-agency meetings on Domestic Violence issues.
• Perform other duties as required.

Conoscenze

Criminal litigation

Trial advocacy

Mentoring

Interagency collaboration

Formazione

Maryland Bar admission or eligibility to waive in

Descrizione del lavoro

The Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City seeks an experienced Assistant State’s Attorney Special Victim’s Unit District Court Team Captain. You will lead the SVU-District team, mentor junior ASAs and support staff, and co-chair cases when appropriate.

You will collaborate with law enforcement and domestic violence partners to advance IPV prosecutions. Applicants should have at least five years of criminal litigation experience, strong trial advocacy, and Maryland Bar eligibility.