Appellate Criminal Attorney Public Service Impact

Posted 12 days ago

office of minnesota attorney generalSt Paul (MN)

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About the role

The Office of Attorney General Keith Ellison, Minnesota’s large public law office, seeks an appellate attorney for the Criminal Division. Appellate attorneys handle felony appeals statewide, collaborating with prosecutors and other appellate lawyers on postconviction matters. The role supports training and serves as a resource across divisions. Required are a Minnesota-licensed law degree, six years in criminal law or appellate practice, strong communication and analytic skills, and willingness

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