Appeals Jobs in Amarillo

District Attorney The candidate's duties may include: prosecution of felony criminal cases (from crime scene through appeal); asset forfeitures; grand jury presentations; intake and screening of cases; training of law enforcement officers; and interaction with witnesses, victims, citizens’ groups and private individuals. Must be licensed to practice law in Texas. Should have criminal trial experience. Good standing with the State Bar of Texas is needed. Should ha... read more

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County Attorney - Criminal Division The candidate will be managing formulation, justification and communication of plea offers in misdemeanor cases. Will be working with judges, court staff, law enforcement officers, defense attorneys, pro se defendants (when permissible by law), victims, witnesses and office staff in the preparation and prosecution of criminal litigation. Performance of legal research necessary to effectively represent the State of Texas in crimin... read more

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County Attorney – Criminal Division Duties: Functions under general direction from the elected County Attorney. The position involves primarily indoor work assignments, including: office work. preparation of complaints, information’s, warrants, motions and supporting documentation and other documents, including briefs, necessary for the commencement, prosecution and appeal of criminal cases. interviewing witnesses and parties. provision of required discovery. a... read more

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County Attorney - Criminal Division The candidate duties will include: All aspects of prosecution of misdemeanor offenses, including case screening, preparation of pleadings, motions, affidavits, warrants and other paperwork as necessary, witness preparation, securing and marshaling of evidence, and representation of the State of Texas in pretrial proceedings, criminal bench trials and jury trials in justice courts, the constitutional County Court and Potter County... read more

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District Attorney The candidate represents the State in all matters handled by the 47th District Attorney Office. Screens, files and Prosecutes felony crimes; handles assigned cases from intake through appeal. Evaluates cases for filing or presentation to the grand jury by reviewing police incident and investigative reports, examining physical evidence and crime scenes, interviewing witnesses, surveying criminal histories, directing additional investigation when ne... read more

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Appearance Attorneys The candidates will make regular appearances in routine motions for criminal cases. These motions are for expungement, record sealing and other post-sentencing remedies. Hearings typically last 5 to 10 minutes. Should be licensed to practice law in the jurisdiction. Must have ability to read simple motions pertaining to expungement, record sealing and other simple post-sentencing remedies. Note: This is an independent contractor position that pa... read more

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United States Attorney, AD-0905-21 The candidate will join the Criminal Division that is responsible for investigation and prosecution of economic crimes, immigration, white-collar crime, counterfeiting, fraud, drug trafficking, violent crimes, firearms, and other criminal offenses. Should have a . degree from an accredited law school and be duly licensed and authorized to practice as an attorney under the laws of a State, territory, or the District of Columbia.... read more

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United States Attorney, AD-0905-21 The candidate will join the Criminal Division responsible for investigation and prosecution of economic crimes, immigration,white-collar crime, counterfeiting, fraud, drug trafficking, violent crimes,firearms, and other criminal offenses. Should have a . degree from an accredited law school and be duly licensed and authorized to practice as an attorney under the laws of a State, territory, or the District of Columbia. Should be... read more

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United States Attorney, AD-0905-21/21 The candidate will be responsible for investigation and prosecution of economic crimes, immigration, white-collar crime, counterfeiting, fraud, drug trafficking, violent crimes, firearms, and other criminal offenses. Should have a . degree, be an active member of the Bar (any US jurisdiction), and have 3+ years . legal or other relevant experience. Qualified legal experience may include work as an AUSA, a judicial la... read more

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PUBLIC DEFENDER Responsibilities : The candidate will provide secretarial and clerical assistance, with some administrative duties. Must understand district and circuit court rules and protocols. Edit and proofread legal documents, correspondence, and memoranda. Perform cite checking and assemble copies with attachments for filing and mailing. Screening and referring telephone calls and visitors. Screening incoming mail and reviewing outgoing mail for accuracy. Handl... read more

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