Collin County Government
Special Unit Prosecutor- Financial Crimes
Collin County Government, Mckinney, Texas, United States, 75070
Job Description
Collin County is seeking candidates for the position of a Financial Crimes Prosecutor. Work is performed under the direction of the 1st Assistant District Attorney. The Financial Crimes Prosecutor position will:
Manage felony level offenses and complaints for Financial Crimes, Elder Fraud, and Public Integrity/Election Violations.
Investigate complaints and cases of a particularly sensitive and confidential nature.
Have the experience needed to work independently and without a regular prosecutorial support team.
Manage the trial team secretary, investigator, and felony prosecutor in the court in which these cases are filed, to the extent their participation relates to this caseload.
Expected to be able to manage the Financial Crimes Unit as it grows within the department and any future positions added to the Unit in the future.
Manage the court calendar, conduct hearings, file and respond to motions, produce discovery, and conduct plea negotiations.
Prepare cases for trial by interviewing witnesses and relevant parties, conducting investigations, conducting legal research, preparing trial exhibits, and composing legal documents.
Try felony criminal cases to verdict.
Work closely with law enforcement agencies, such as federal and state agencies, governmental entities, and elected officials.
Perform all ancillary tasks.
Requires specialized knowledge in the areas of Financial Crimes, Public Integrity, and Elder Fraud. Ability to handle this highly specialized and time-intensive caseload, work independently, and temporarily oversee, on a case-by-case basis, a large number of felony prosecutors, investigators, and support staff, to the extent their participation relates to this caseload. Bachelor’s degree is required. Must have a Doctorate of Jurisprudence and be licensed by the State of Texas to practice law. Must have prior experience as a Felony Prosecutor. Prior experience as a Chief Felony Prosecutor preferred.
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Manage felony level offenses and complaints for Financial Crimes, Elder Fraud, and Public Integrity/Election Violations.
Investigate complaints and cases of a particularly sensitive and confidential nature.
Have the experience needed to work independently and without a regular prosecutorial support team.
Manage the trial team secretary, investigator, and felony prosecutor in the court in which these cases are filed, to the extent their participation relates to this caseload.
Expected to be able to manage the Financial Crimes Unit as it grows within the department and any future positions added to the Unit in the future.
Manage the court calendar, conduct hearings, file and respond to motions, produce discovery, and conduct plea negotiations.
Prepare cases for trial by interviewing witnesses and relevant parties, conducting investigations, conducting legal research, preparing trial exhibits, and composing legal documents.
Try felony criminal cases to verdict.
Work closely with law enforcement agencies, such as federal and state agencies, governmental entities, and elected officials.
Perform all ancillary tasks.
Requires specialized knowledge in the areas of Financial Crimes, Public Integrity, and Elder Fraud. Ability to handle this highly specialized and time-intensive caseload, work independently, and temporarily oversee, on a case-by-case basis, a large number of felony prosecutors, investigators, and support staff, to the extent their participation relates to this caseload. Bachelor’s degree is required. Must have a Doctorate of Jurisprudence and be licensed by the State of Texas to practice law. Must have prior experience as a Felony Prosecutor. Prior experience as a Chief Felony Prosecutor preferred.
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