Assistant Attorney General - Major Crimes & Narcotics
us bankruptcy court district of ctSpringfield (MA)
Assistant Attorney General - Major Crimes & Narcotics
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us bankruptcy court district of ctSpringfield (MA)
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About the role
Massachusetts Attorney General's Office in Springfield seeks an experienced Assistant Attorney General to join the Enterprise and Major Crimes Division. The role handles narcotics and firearms prosecutions with extensive collaboration with state agencies and law enforcement, from investigation through sentencing.
The successful candidate will require MA Bar eligibility within one year, a minimum of five years in state criminal practice, and the ability to manage a large caseload in Superior
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