AAG, Correctional Litigation: Prisons & Due Process

Posted 17 days ago

virginia office of attorney generalAbingdon (VA)

Lawyers Correctional Institutions

SENIORITY

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About the role

The Virginia Office of the Attorney General seeks an Assistant Attorney General for Correctional Litigation in Abingdon. This role involves representing and advising state departments, litigating cases involving inmates' constitutional rights, and providing legal advice on emerging issues. Candidates must be admitted to the Virginia State Bar and possess exceptional communication and time management skills. Some overnight travel is required, and applicants should be able to work independently and collaboratively.

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