Lincoln Co
Deputy District 1, 2, or 3 - Dedicated Prosecutor
Lincoln Co, Newport, Oregon, United States, 97365
Overview
Lincoln County is looking for a Deputy District Attorney (DDA 2 or 3) to assist in representing the State of Oregon as a trial lawyer, especially as it pertains to the Justice Reinvestment Act. The person in this role will provide legal advice and assistance to law enforcement agencies in investigations at all hours and will advise, counsel, and conduct special training for Deputy District Attorneys and all law enforcement agencies. Responsibilities
Charge and prosecute crimes in Lincoln County: determine whether investigations are complete and sufficient for charging. Analyze police reports and evidence (including search warrant affidavits), review legal issues, and request further investigations if necessary. Interview, prepare, and subpoena witnesses to testify; prepare cases and paperwork for filing in the courts. Negotiate with the defense bar; alert the District Attorney to potentially high-profile or sensitive cases. Manage all formal and bench probation cases; initiate motions related to probation revocation, show cause, and witness subpoenas; represent the State in probation revocation hearings; recommend sanctions if there is a violation of probation. Analyze probation violation reports to determine whether to proceed with hearings and prosecutions arising from felony convictions. Review presumptive prison cases with the Community Justice Department to determine safe community supervision; meet with prospective downward departure candidates with defense counsel and discuss requirements. Collaborate with Community Justice staff to provide a prosecutor’s perspective on case work and supervision goals. Prepare for and appear at hearings, trials, court arraignments, and other proceedings; cover for other attorneys when necessary. Provide assistance and advice to law enforcement and other partner agencies in investigating cases, including on-call coverage during nights or weekends for major crime and crash teams; respond to crime scenes as directed. Education and Experience
DDA 2:
Doctor of Jurisprudence from an accredited law school; 2–3 years of progressively difficult and complex experience as a trial attorney. DDA 3:
Doctor of Jurisprudence from an accredited law school; 4–5 years of progressively difficult and complex experience as a trial attorney. Licenses Required
DDA 2:
Member of the Oregon State Bar in good standing at time of hire. DDA 3:
Member of the Oregon State Bar in good standing at time of hire. DDA 2/3:
Oregon Driver’s License required within 30 days of hire. Desirable Qualifications
DDA 2:
Experience in a prosecutor’s office. DDA 3:
Experience in a prosecutor’s office. Knowledge
Applicable federal, state, and local laws and ordinances. Principles and practices of negotiation and conflict resolution. Principles and practices of criminal law and procedure. Judicial procedure and rules of evidence. Forensics basics and related aspects of criminal behavior, including laws relating to forfeiture of property by felons. Supervision, training, and personnel management principles and performance evaluation. Downward departure program requirements. Skills and Abilities
Identify and recommend realistic alternative solutions to problems; analyze and assess risk of downward departure candidates. Organize, interpret, and apply legal principles; conduct legal research and prepare complex legal documents and memoranda. Argue persuasively to judges and juries; present cases to the court effectively; withstand trial pressures. Communicate clearly with diverse audiences; interact professionally with colleagues, supervisors, and the public; handle sensitive victims with care. Operate computers and department software; maintain timely, accurate work; meet productivity standards and deadlines. Work Conditions
May require evening and weekend work; on-call 24/7 for major crime and crash teams. Office setting within the Community Justice Department. Remote work may be possible in Lincoln County. Occasional travel by personal vehicle may be required for meetings, training, and interviews. Other
Reasonable Accommodations:
Lincoln County provides reasonable accommodations as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This job description outlines the nature and levels of work, knowledge, skills, abilities, and essential functions. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Lincoln County, OR | Official Website | District Attorney | Lincoln County, OR For more information or to obtain the full job description, please contact jobs@co.lincoln.or.us
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Lincoln County is looking for a Deputy District Attorney (DDA 2 or 3) to assist in representing the State of Oregon as a trial lawyer, especially as it pertains to the Justice Reinvestment Act. The person in this role will provide legal advice and assistance to law enforcement agencies in investigations at all hours and will advise, counsel, and conduct special training for Deputy District Attorneys and all law enforcement agencies. Responsibilities
Charge and prosecute crimes in Lincoln County: determine whether investigations are complete and sufficient for charging. Analyze police reports and evidence (including search warrant affidavits), review legal issues, and request further investigations if necessary. Interview, prepare, and subpoena witnesses to testify; prepare cases and paperwork for filing in the courts. Negotiate with the defense bar; alert the District Attorney to potentially high-profile or sensitive cases. Manage all formal and bench probation cases; initiate motions related to probation revocation, show cause, and witness subpoenas; represent the State in probation revocation hearings; recommend sanctions if there is a violation of probation. Analyze probation violation reports to determine whether to proceed with hearings and prosecutions arising from felony convictions. Review presumptive prison cases with the Community Justice Department to determine safe community supervision; meet with prospective downward departure candidates with defense counsel and discuss requirements. Collaborate with Community Justice staff to provide a prosecutor’s perspective on case work and supervision goals. Prepare for and appear at hearings, trials, court arraignments, and other proceedings; cover for other attorneys when necessary. Provide assistance and advice to law enforcement and other partner agencies in investigating cases, including on-call coverage during nights or weekends for major crime and crash teams; respond to crime scenes as directed. Education and Experience
DDA 2:
Doctor of Jurisprudence from an accredited law school; 2–3 years of progressively difficult and complex experience as a trial attorney. DDA 3:
Doctor of Jurisprudence from an accredited law school; 4–5 years of progressively difficult and complex experience as a trial attorney. Licenses Required
DDA 2:
Member of the Oregon State Bar in good standing at time of hire. DDA 3:
Member of the Oregon State Bar in good standing at time of hire. DDA 2/3:
Oregon Driver’s License required within 30 days of hire. Desirable Qualifications
DDA 2:
Experience in a prosecutor’s office. DDA 3:
Experience in a prosecutor’s office. Knowledge
Applicable federal, state, and local laws and ordinances. Principles and practices of negotiation and conflict resolution. Principles and practices of criminal law and procedure. Judicial procedure and rules of evidence. Forensics basics and related aspects of criminal behavior, including laws relating to forfeiture of property by felons. Supervision, training, and personnel management principles and performance evaluation. Downward departure program requirements. Skills and Abilities
Identify and recommend realistic alternative solutions to problems; analyze and assess risk of downward departure candidates. Organize, interpret, and apply legal principles; conduct legal research and prepare complex legal documents and memoranda. Argue persuasively to judges and juries; present cases to the court effectively; withstand trial pressures. Communicate clearly with diverse audiences; interact professionally with colleagues, supervisors, and the public; handle sensitive victims with care. Operate computers and department software; maintain timely, accurate work; meet productivity standards and deadlines. Work Conditions
May require evening and weekend work; on-call 24/7 for major crime and crash teams. Office setting within the Community Justice Department. Remote work may be possible in Lincoln County. Occasional travel by personal vehicle may be required for meetings, training, and interviews. Other
Reasonable Accommodations:
Lincoln County provides reasonable accommodations as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This job description outlines the nature and levels of work, knowledge, skills, abilities, and essential functions. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions. Lincoln County, OR | Official Website | District Attorney | Lincoln County, OR For more information or to obtain the full job description, please contact jobs@co.lincoln.or.us
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