Lead Prosecution Attorney, Organized Retail Crime

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law department ofWashington (DC)

Lawyers Legal Counsel and Prosecution

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About the role

The Office of the Attorney General, Department of Law, Georgia, seeks an Assistant Attorney General for Prosecutions in the Organized Retail Crime Unit. The role prosecutes organized retail crime statewide from investigation through trial and directs complex litigation. Minimum qualifications include a law degree and Georgia Bar membership; five+ years in litigation or prosecution; two+ years in theft or cyber crime preferred. Equal opportunity employer.

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