Fall Internship Program The intern will be responsible for drafting constituent correspondence, answering phones, performing data entry, and general office duties.
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Fall Internship Program The intern will be responsible for drafting constituent correspondence, answering phones, performing data entry, and general office duties.
Internship Opportunity at Organization in District Office Job Title: Intern Experience: None required, but previous internship experience preferred Salary: Unpaid, but academic credit may be available Organization is seeking highly motivated and enthusiastic individuals for our internship program in our District office. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience in the world of politics and government, while working alongside our dedicated
Job Title: Family Division Referee Job Responsibilities: The Family Division Referee is responsible for conducting hearings for both the Juvenile Division and the Friend of Court division within the organization. The role serves as the Circuit Court Family Division domestic relations referee, holding hearings and recommending decisions as authorized and confirmed by the Family Division Judges. Specific responsibilities include: - Conducting hearings in domestic relations ca
Job Title: Prosecuting Attorney Job Responsibilities: - Prosecute all phases of criminal and civil trials, including jury and non-jury trials, motions, appeals, and hearings in District, Probate, or Circuit Court, as well as certain appeals in the Court of Appeals, Supreme Court, and Federal Courts. - Provide legal advice and consultation to less experienced attorneys, law enforcement, internal staff, and citizens. - Review and collaborate on investigations conducted by law
Job Title: Assistant General Counsel I Job Responsibilities: The Assistant General Counsel I will assist in the work of the Legal Department of the organization, which represents a Tribal Council with combined executive and legislative authority under the Tribal Constitution. The legal work primarily involves environmental law, administrative law, federal Indian law, and the development of tribal law. This includes litigation in tribal, state, and federal courts, as well as