$87K - $125K/yr
Full-time
Posted 18 days ago
Monroe County (New York) rating
8.1
Based on 8 frontline employees who took The Breakroom Quiz
246th of 637 rated public administrative organizations
Job description
Title: Deputy County Attorney: General Social Services Division
Deadline: Until Filled
Salary: $87,000 - $125,000 annually based on experience
Agency/Dept.: Law
Description of Duties
The Monroe County Law Department is seeking an attorney to serve in its General Social Services Division. The General Social Services Division provides professional legal representation to the Monroe County Division of Social Services in order to advocate the delivery of the Division's services, including public assistance, Medicaid, and guardianships, and to maximize the collection of monies owed the Division of Social Services. The employee(s) work under the general supervision of the County Attorney and/or one or more senior level Deputy County Attorneys
Minimum Qualifications
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE IDEAL CANDIDATE(S):
- The attorney(s) must be duly licensed to practice law in the State of New York.
- The ideal candidate(s) will have paid or unpaid experience at a prosecutor, public defender, or municipal law department office, private law firm or judicial office is preferred.
- The attorneys(s) must have the ability to work well with judges, lawyers, court administrators, and other individuals within the court system.
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Frequently asked questions
Q: What skills or qualities help someone succeed as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney?
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Q: What is the career path for a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney?
A: A Deputy Prosecuting Attorney typically starts as an entry-level Assistant District Attorney, progressing to mid-level roles such as Senior Assistant District Attorney or Chief Deputy District Attorney, and eventually advancing to senior positions like Deputy District Attorney or Chief of the Prosecution Division. Throughout their career, they can develop skills in areas like trial advocacy, evidence analysis, and leadership, as well as opportunities to specialize in specific areas like white-collar crime or juvenile justice. Long-term, a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney may pursue leadership roles in government, academia, or private practice, or transition into careers like judgeship, law teaching, or public policy.
