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Prosecutor II: Misdemeanor Trials & Court Management

Posted 26 days ago

dallas county texasDallas (TX)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Dallas County, Texas seeks an attorney to assist under supervision on more complex assignments, including litigation, research, drafting documents, and statutory interpretation. The role prosecutes misdemeanor cases in assigned court, manages case evaluation, and maintains effective communications with defense counsel, court personnel, victims, and witnesses. The position involves managing dockets, training junior prosecutors, and presenting cases at hearings and trials, with emphasis on timely,

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