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State of Delaware · 3 months ago

Deputy Attorney General I-V/ White Collar Crime - Fraud & Consumer Protection Div. Position is statewide; location may be Kent or Sussex County

Delaware, United States

Full-time

Onsite

Mid Level

$126K/yr - $135K/yr

The State of Delaware's Attorney General's Office seeks a Deputy Attorney General to join the White Collar Crime Unit in the Fraud & Consumer Protection Division. This role involves prosecuting financial misconduct cases, representing the Unit in various meetings, and collaborating with investigative partners across the state.

Government

No H1B

Responsibilities

Decide what cases should be prosecuted

Which should be resolved by trial

Try the cases that are not otherwise resolved

Represent the Unit at meetings involving business crime issues

Meet with referral agencies to address issues in the investigation and prosecution of cases within the Unit’s jurisdiction

Perform intakes and reviewing cases for prosecution

Work as part of a team with the other members of the WCCU on the full range of WCCU cases

Qualification

Delaware Bar AdmissionFelony Trial ExperienceComplex Criminal LitigationFinancial Misconduct CasesDocument-Intensive CasesPublic Interest CommitmentWorking RelationshipsWriting Skills

Required

Admission to the Delaware Bar is required

Candidates should have a record of solid academic achievement

Candidates should have relevant work experience

Candidates should have good writing skills

Candidates should have an understanding of all facets of the investigation and litigation of complex criminal matters

Candidates should have substantial felony trial experience

Candidates should have significant experience handling document-intensive cases involving financial misconduct

Candidates should have demonstrated ability to evaluate criminal cases, determine resolutions, and anticipate legal issues

The successful candidate must have or be able to develop a good working relationship with other Deputy Attorneys General, investigative partners, support staff, and court personnel

The Deputy Attorney General should be able to work independently and meet deadlines