Assistant Attorney General - Gaming Enforcement Prosecutions

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massachusetts attorney generals officeSpringfield (MA)

Lawyers Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors

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About the role

Massachusetts Attorney General's Office in Springfield, MA is seeking an Assistant Attorney General for the Gaming Enforcement Division. The role focuses on investigating and prosecuting complex gaming-related crimes, including coordination with the Massachusetts State Police, the Gaming Commission, and other partners. A strong background in state criminal practice and a MA law license is required. The position requires handling a heavy caseload, leadership in investigations, and collaboration

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