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The firm offers a partnership-track opportunity, profit-sharing potential, insurance and cell phone stipends of approximately $5,080 total, matched IRA after the first year with immediate employee contribution eligibility, 12 days of paid time off, and approximately 25 total days off annually when federal holidays are included. Expected base salary is approximately $110,000, with profit-sharing upside and an ideal total compensation opportunity that may reach approximately $230,000 depending on performance, experience, goals, and overall contribution.

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Litigation Attorney

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Example of Duties Working with the SPD administration to identify and implement statewide litigation strategies; Assisting SPD attorneys with legal research and briefing of complex indigent defense issues; Conducting legal research and analysis at the request of the SPD administration; Providing research and analysis on legal issues involving indigent defense; Acting as a resource on the interpretation of existing or proposed laws and rules that could impact the agency and/or indigent defense; Maintaining a current knowledge of legal issues of importance to the agency and keeping current on new and emerging laws, policy developments, and best practices related to indigent defense; Regularly updating SPD staff and contract attorneys on developments in indigent defense and other relevant issues; Acting as a resource expert for SPD staff and SPD contract attorneys, including compiling and maintaining lists of various defense experts, such as mitigation specialists, psychologists, and investigators; Working with the SPD administration to develop and manage long-term research and resource strategies; Working with the District Public Defenders, SPD attorneys and contract attorneys to identify appropriate experts and other resources for specific cases; Reviewing funding requests submitted for reasonableness, accuracy, and compliance with SPD policies; Negotiating with experts on contract rates and executing service agreements; Maintaining a statewide brief bank; Appearing in court to litigate issues impacting the SPD as needed; Defending indigent people, including adults in criminal cases, juveniles in delinquency cases and parents and children in child protection cases as agency needs require; Representing misdemeanor, felony, or juvenile clients in court arraignments, pre-trial hearings, trials, sentencing, dispositions, probation violations and other proceedings as needed; Working in the Case Management System (CMS) to document case work and timekeeping in accordance with SPD policy; Ensuring effective representation and compliance with SPD policies and procedures and the Idaho State Bar Rules of Professional Conduct; Availability during evenings and weekends for emergency issues; and Other duties as assigned. POSITION & RESPONSIBILITIES  The primary purpose of the Staff Attorney is to support the agency's core goal-providing zealous holistic representation-by working with the SPD administration and public defenders across the state to research, analyze, and provide litigation support for issues impacting SPD clients.

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State of Idaho

Staff Attorney

Under direction, the Trial Attorney III defends clients in low-level felony, criminal, and delinquency cases, including burglary and drug possession cases; child protective act cases; and felony specialty court proceedings and does related work as required. Application materials should be submitted through the Careers with the State of Idaho website, https://statecareers.idaho.gov/ , and not directly to the agency.

Trial Attorney 3 - Ada County

Under direction, the Trial Attorney IV represents clients in serious felony, criminal, and delinquency cases, including sexual assault, rape, lewd and lascivious cases, and homicides as well as juveniles being tried in adult court and does related work as required. Application materials should be submitted through the Careers with the State of Idaho website, https://statecareers.idaho.gov/ , and not directly to the agency.

Trial Attorney 4 - Bonneville County

Represent clients in all types of misdemeanor criminal and juvenile delinquency cases, ensuring effective legal defense through all stages of proceedings; Prepare and present legal arguments in appeals to district court, ensuring the legal rights of clients are protected at every level; Develop case strategies, investigate facts, and review evidence to determine the best course of legal action; Draft and file necessary motions, briefs, and other legal documents, ensuring compliance with legal procedures and deadlines; Negotiate with prosecutors to secure favorable plea agreements or case dismissals when appropriate; Appear in court to argue motions, represent clients at hearings, and conduct bench or jury trials as required; Collaborate with investigators, social workers, and expert witnesses to support the defense and address client needs holistically; Exercise independent judgment in managing caseloads and resolving legal issues with minimal supervision; Provide guidance and mentorship to less experienced attorneys as needed; Stay current on relevant laws, legal precedents, and procedural changes through continuing legal education and training; Conduct legal research and analyses data and legal documents; Apply case law, the Rules of Criminal Procedure, the Rules of Evidence and Constitutional principles; Review and synthesizes discovery; Interview clients early and frequently and make decisions concerning such things as bail, release from custody, and mental competency to stand trial. Under supervision, the Trial Attorney II defends clients in all types of misdemeanor criminal and delinquency cases, mental commitment hearings, child protective act cases, specialty court proceedings in magistrate court, and appeals to the district court and does related work as required.

Trial Attorney 1 or 2 - Jerome County

Trial Attorney 1 or 2 - Gooding County

Trial Attorney 3 - MiniCassia Counties

Under direction, the Trial Attorney III defends clients in low-level felony, criminal, and delinquency cases, including burglary and drug possession cases; child protective act cases; and felony specialty court proceedings and does related work as required. Under direction, the Trial Attorney IV represents clients in serious felony, criminal, and delinquency cases, including sexual assault, rape, lewd and lascivious cases, and homicides as well as juveniles being tried in adult court and does related work as required.

Trial Attorney 3 or 4 - Gooding County

The SAPD seeks a highly skilled, experienced capital attorney who is deeply committed to being part of a client-centered defense team, who will advocate with integrity on behalf of death-sentenced clients, and who will fight tenaciously for clients' Constitutional and statutory rights. Are comfortable working with individuals (including clients, their families, prosecutors, investigators, judges, experts, fact witnesses, and members of the public) from diverse backgrounds and having diverse perspectives on capital defense issues.

Lead Attorney & Unit Chief (State Appellate Public Defender)

Public Safety Focus: Areas of emphasis may include providing extensive legal advice and training for the police, fire and code enforcement departments; processing public records requests and properties and weapons dispositions; reviewing code compliance and enforcement issues; providing advice to police officers seeking criminal arrest warrants, search warrants, and magistrate inquiries; and providing backup to the criminal prosecution team and serving as an on-call advisor for the police. Civil Focus: Areas of emphasis may include contract, code, ordinance and resolution writing; real property transactions; legal research and writing assignments; code fees and fines projects; and attending meetings associated with city clients, including those of the internal boards and commissions.

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City of Boise

Municipal Attorney II

Supervision & Training:o Conduct legal research as necessary to stay abreast of court decisions and legislation affecting practice of criminal lawo Conduct training for law enforcement agents designed to improve procedures for arrests, searches, seizures, etc.o Exercise direct supervision over attorney, investigators, and support staff in accordance with Office policies and procedureso Participate in interview and evaluation and training of employees. Job SummaryThe Deputy Prosecuting Attorney represents the State of Idaho as a trial attorney in the prosecution of criminal, quasi-criminal, and limited civil actions in Juvenile, Magistrate, and District Court proceedings and assist the elected Prosecuting Attorney in performing the statutory and constitutional functions of the office.

Canyon County (ID)

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney - Criminal Division

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Other Duties:o Maintain confidentiality and comply with Idaho Rules of Professional Conducto Respond to legal questions from elected/appointed officials and department heads by being on call 24 hours per dayo Perform all work duties and activities following county policies, procedures, and safety practiceso Perform other duties as assignedQualificationsSkills and Abilities:• Civil law, with particular emphasis on laws governing and relating to public entities in the state of Idaho• Court systems, procedures and protocols in the state of Idaho• Rules of Evidence• Current technology and trends in legal practice• Telephone, office, and online etiquette• Analyze and apply legal principles and practices to case-specific facts; evaluate complex cases• Work under pressure within strict timeframes and a heavy caseload independently and as a team member• Communicate effectively orally and in writing• Establish and maintain effective working relationships with elected officials, department heads, supervisors, employees, and the judiciary• Exercise appropriate professional judgment in all aspects of job duties• Supervise, lead, and delegate tasksSpecial Qualifications • Must successfully complete a background investigationEducation and Experience• Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school• Licensed and in good standing to practice law in all state and federal courts in IdahoEssential Physical Abilities• Clear speech with or without an accommodation, to effectively convey detailed or important instructions or ideas accurately, loudly and/or quickly• Sufficient clarity of hearing with or without reasonable accommodation to enable the employee to hear average or normal conversations and receive ordinary information• Visual acuity, with or without an accommodation, to read instructions, review and organize documents• Requires sufficient personal mobility and physical reflexes, which permits the employee to function in a general office environment to accomplish tasks • Ability to lift 15 lbs. Legal Advice & Research:o Prepare legal documents, ordinances, resolutions, pleadings, briefs, attorney-client memorandums, opinion letters and other documents in a timely mannero Identify, analyze, facilitate, evaluate, administer, and address risks impacting the county and the county department administrators including but not limited to loss exposures, liability, claims, and promote internal controls and develop effective programs centering on risk management o Conduct legal research as necessary to stay abreast of court decisions and legislation affecting practice of criminal and civil law.

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney - Civil

Ability to: work effectively in a fast-paced environment and advocate for clients both in and out of the courtroom; conduct legal research, analyze and provide legal analysis of contract language; apply legal concepts from a broad federal law to the minutiae of the Idaho Code; communicate proficiently both verbally and in writing especially when administering more complex criminal issues, such as writing briefs and other complex legal documents; communicate complex legal issues to police officers and other city employees; communicate effectively in the English language at a level necessary for efficient job performance; perform all essential and functions as assigned by an authorized employee, supervisor and/or manager with or without a reasonable accommodation. Represents the City of Boise at all levels of the criminal process, including arraignments, pre-trial conferences, motion hearings, probation violation and contempt hearings, bench and jury trials and post-sentencing hearings and appeals.

Attorney II - Criminal

Primary Duties: The Deputy Attorney General for the Consumer Protection Division enforces the Idaho Consumer Protection Act and other consumer laws, including the Idaho Competition Act, Telephone Solicitation Act, Charitable Solicitation Act, and Charitable Assets Protection Act. Provides educational presentations to consumers and businesses, drafts informational publications, responds to legislative inquiries, and assists the Division's consumer specialists in obtaining business responses to consumers' complaints.

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Consumer Protection Division

Benefits: State employee benefits which include low-cost health and dental insurance, paid vacation and sick leave, 11 paid holidays, multiple retirement savings plans, flexible spending accounts, paid parental leave, and one of the nation's best state retirement systems (PERSI). Primary Duties: The successful applicant will be assigned to advise the Idaho Department of Correction, Board of Correction, Commission for Pardons and Parole, and Idaho Correctional Industries and to represent these agencies in both state and federal court.

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Criminal Law - IDOC

Benefits: State employee benefits which include low-cost health and dental insurance, paid vacation and sick leave, 11 paid holidays, multiple retirement savings plans, flexible spending accounts, paid parental leave, and one of the nation's best state retirement systems (PERSI). Appellate attorneys frequently consult on other cases handled by the Criminal Law Division because of their legal expertise and may also be asked to review legislation, serve on committees dealing with criminal law, or complete other related tasks.

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Criminal Law Division - Appellate

Primary Duties: The Natural Resources Division of the Idaho Office of the Attorney General is seeking applications for an attorney to provide legal counsel to the Idaho Department of Water Resources and Idaho Water Resources Board. This position will provide legal advice and representation in areas including water law, administrative law, statutory interpretation, rulemaking, contracts and regulatory enforcement, and may involve appearances in district court and the Idaho Supreme Court.

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Natural Resources Division

Under close supervision, defends clients in low-level misdemeanors, mental commitment hearings, and fugitive warrant cases in magistrate court and does related work as required. Licensed to practice law, with Idaho State Bar Association membership in good standing or the ability to obtain Idaho State Bar licensure within 6 months.

Trial Attorney 1 - Kootenai County

The successful applicant will provide general counsel services to state agencies, commissions and elected officials on a variety of legal issues including statutory interpretation, contracts and procurement, employment issues, open meetings laws, and public records requests. Primary Duties: The State General Counsel Division represents numerous state agency clients, providing exposure to a variety of novel issues, opportunities to engage in interesting legal work and the ability to expand one's legal skills.

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, State General Counsel Division

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Attorney Jobs in Idaho

Litigation Attorney Gables Search Group

Staff Attorney State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 3 - Ada County State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 4 - Bonneville County State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 1 or 2 - Jerome County State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 1 or 2 - Gooding County State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 3 - MiniCassia Counties State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 3 or 4 - Gooding County State of Idaho

Lead Attorney & Unit Chief (State Appellate Public Defender) State of Idaho

Municipal Attorney II City of Boise

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney - Criminal Division Canyon County (ID)

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney - Civil Canyon County (ID)

Attorney II - Criminal City of Boise

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Consumer Protection Division State of Idaho

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Criminal Law - IDOC State of Idaho

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Criminal Law Division - Appellate State of Idaho

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, Natural Resources Division State of Idaho

Trial Attorney 1 - Kootenai County State of Idaho

Deputy Attorney General, OAG, State General Counsel Division State of Idaho

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