Trial Attorney

TDCAA; Texas; In loco; USD 90.000 - 110.000; Tempo pieno

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Benefits package

Descrizione del lavoro

The 69th Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Texas seeks a trial attorney to prosecute felony cases and manage a caseload across Moore, Dallam, Sherman, and Hartley counties. You will work with a small team, take cases from preparation through verdict, and gain substantial courtroom responsibility with little supervision.

At least one criminal jury trial is required; you must be in good standing with the State Bar of Texas and demonstrate professionalism and sound judgment in a collaborative

Competenze

• A Texas attorney in good standing with the State Bar of Texas.
• Experience trying criminal jury cases to verdict; at least one criminal jury trial.
• Ability to manage an active trial caseload with little supervision.
• Professionalism, sound judgment, and collaborative approach suited to a small office.

Mansioni

• Manage felony trial caseload in coordination with the District Attorney.
• Take cases from preparation through verdict with independence.
• Work with a small team of prosecutors, investigators, and staff.

Conoscenze

Trial experience

Independent caseload management

Sound judgment

Formazione

Texas Bar admission

Descrizione del lavoro

The 69th Judicial District Attorney’s Office is seeking a trial attorney to prosecute felony cases in Moore, Dallam, Sherman, and Hartley counties. This is an opportunity for a prosecutor who wants substantial courtroom responsibility, the independence to manage cases, and a direct role in serving the communities of the Texas Panhandle.

Our office is a small team of prosecutors, investigators, and administrative staff. We work closely with law enforcement, prepare cases thoroughly, and seek fair outcomes that protect our communities and serve the interests of justice.

The role

The trial attorney will assist in managing the felony trial caseload, along with the District Attorney, and take cases from preparation through verdict. The position requires sound judgment, strong courtroom skills, and the ability to work independently. You can expect at least one trial setting each month, often involving several cases. Training and assistance from the staff will be provided.

What we’re looking for

• A Texas attorney in good standing with the State Bar of Texas
• Experience trying criminal jury cases to verdict – required to have tried at least one criminal jury trial
• The ability to assume an active trial caseload with little supervision
• Professionalism, sound judgment, and a collaborative approach suited to a small office

Salary:

$90,000–$110,000, depending on qualifications and experience, plus benefits.