State of California
Legislative Advocate Attorney
State of California - California, Missouri, United States, 65018
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Overview
The Legislative Advocate (Deputy Attorney General) is a subject matter expert on designated subjects and legislative procedures related to the California Department of Justice.
The advocate serves as the department’s liaison and legislative expert to the California State Legislature, their staff, lawyers, and consultants; the Legislative Analyst; Office of Legislative Counsel; California State Auditor; Governor’s Office; other state agencies; and stakeholders and associations. They represent the department on all related legislative matters before the California State Legislature under the direction of the Director of Legislative Affairs.
Responsibilities include analyzing legislation and amendments within their portfolio, coordinating with department experts and attorneys to assess legal, policy, and fiscal impacts, and developing strategies such as drafting amendments or facilitating policy discussions among stakeholders. They assist in drafting legislation for the Attorney General's legislative package and advise legislative staff and committee consultants on legal, technical, and policy implications.
This role requires frequent communication under tight deadlines, consulting with attorneys, legislators, and stakeholders to address complex issues and produce analyses with minimal supervision.
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https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/P7X675V Additional job information can be found in the
Duty Statement
. Benefit details are available on the
CalHR
and
CalPERS
websites. Minimum Requirements See the Class Specification for details: DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL III DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL Desirable Qualifications Additional factors for evaluation include good judgment and diplomacy, excellent communication skills, knowledge of legislation and the legislative process, experience with the department’s diverse programs or working with state agencies, legal expertise, and the ability to work well under pressure.
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https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/P7X675V Additional job information can be found in the
Duty Statement
. Benefit details are available on the
CalHR
and
CalPERS
websites. Minimum Requirements See the Class Specification for details: DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL III DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL Desirable Qualifications Additional factors for evaluation include good judgment and diplomacy, excellent communication skills, knowledge of legislation and the legislative process, experience with the department’s diverse programs or working with state agencies, legal expertise, and the ability to work well under pressure.
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