Fine Arts Competition Judge (Temp) BJU StaffFine Arts Competition Judge (Temp)Greenville, South CarolinaWhether in the classroom, online, through student activities, or through the preparation of educational materials for Christian schools and homeschool families, applicants must be committed to providing students an excellent, world-class education from a biblical worldview that prepares them for a lifetime of service for Jesus Christ. Employees are expected to maintain a conservative lifestyle and support the group’s positions on issues such as beverage alcohol and addictive substances, creation, marriage and human sexuality and the sanctity of life, etc., ( https://www.bju.edu/about/positions.php ).
PART TIME ASSOCIATE JUDGE City of Florence SCPART TIME ASSOCIATE JUDGEFlorence, SCWork involves presiding at pre-trials, bench trials, jury trials, and bond hearings; deciding probable cause for arrest warrants and search warrants for signing; re-opening cases when necessary and re-trying; signing off disposed tickets and warrants; talking with the public; remaining available to the Police Department for emergency warrants, releases, and bond hearings; analyzing and interpreting any memorandum pertaining to South Carolina laws and ethics on court procedures; attending continuous legal education; and preparing legal documents such as appeals, returns, orders, etc. Interested candidates should complete the City of Florence application online at www.cityofflorencesc.gov and forward a resume and cover letter to: City of Florence Human Resources, Attn: Jennifer Krawiec, 324 West Evans Street, Florence, SC 29501.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE Dorchester County South CarolinaASSOCIATE JUDGESaint George, SCConducts hearings on all aspects of estates, including how assets are disbursed or distributed, Right to Demand Hearing cases, disagreements over fees to the Personal Representative or to others involved, contested appointment of Personal Representative, disagreement over the actions of the Personal Representative, approval of sale of real estate within the estate during the probate process, Rules to Show Cause for contempt cases, Declaratory Judgements, determination of the validity of a will, determination of whether a copy of a will can be admitted as an original Will, restraint of Personal Representative, demand for bond of Personal Representatives, and any other legal proceeding authorized by Title 62 as it pertains to estates. Works with judges around the state to organize and speak at various Continuing Legal Education classes for both judges and attorneys; to amend the forms for the new guardianship and conservatorship code; and revise the current commitment forms with the Department of Mental Health; to draft new filings for the revisions to the estate Code revisions, to work on conformity with the Department of Motor Vehicles, and any other issues that arise where the South Carolina Associate of Probate Judges can work with another agency or organization to rectify problems to best serve our families and for the proper administration of the law.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE (PART TIME) City of ColumbiaASSOCIATE JUDGE (PART TIME)Columbia, SC$76,734–$97,836 / yearMINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO PERFORM WORK: Juris doctorate degree; Five (5) years of prior experience as a practicing attorney; Valid South Carolina Class "D" Driver's License; Licensed to practice law in South Carolina and a member in good standing with the South Carolina Bar. Ability to make decisions, affecting entire organization and surrounding population; works in an unstable environment with frequent and significant changes in conditions; responsible for long-range goals, planning and methodologies.
Attorney III State of South CarolinaAttorney IIIRichland County, SC$89,250–$107,663 / yearNegotiate and draft agreements for discipline with a lawyer or judge for submission to the Commission on Lawyer Conduct or the Commission on Judicial Conduct; file formal charges when directed to do so by an investigative Panel of the Commission on Lawyer or Judicial Conduct; obtain and review responses from the subject lawyer or judge to the formal charges that were filed and served; prosecute formal charges, which includes engaging in limited discovery and exchange of information, such as by response to initial disclosures (Rule 25(a), RLDE), depositions (Rule 25(c), RLDE), pre-hearing disclosures (Rule 25(b), RLDE), provision of exculpatory evidence (Rule 25(d), RLDE), supplementing responses where appropriate (Rule 25(e), RLDE), obtaining resolution of any discovery disputes from the Commission hearing panel chair (Rule 25(h), RLDE). Attending and participating in oral arguments before the Supreme Court, including presentation of the case and responding to questions from members of the Court; receiving and reviewing the opinion the Court files following oral argument and deciding whether to seek rehearing; in cases where there is a potential for a risk of harm to the public, such as where a lawyer or judge has been arrested and charged with a serious offense, draft a petition for interim suspension, serve the petition upon the lawyer or judge, file the petition with the Supreme Court, review any return filed to the petition, file a reply to the return, and notify the Court and the Commission if a receiver is required.
County Attorney York County South CarolinaCounty AttorneyYork, SCResearches and interprets the law as it applies to the governance of the County in multiple practice areas, including but not limited to land use, FOIA, Fee in Lieu of Tax Simplification Act, special tax districts, water/sewer law, contracts and procurement, property valuation and assessment, tax sales, real estate matters, title work, condemnation matters, financing and budgeting matters, bankruptcy matters, roads and transportation, elections, employment law, civil litigation, constitutional claims, zoning and building code enforcement, animal control and enforcement cases, cost of care cases, open meetings, public records, and the day to day business of the county. Essential Duties & Responsibilities: Acts as general counsel for York County, provides professional legal advice to the York County Council, it Boards and Commissions, including the York County Library, the Convention and Visitors Bureau, and the Culture and Heritage Commission; its elected officials, including the Clerk of Court, Coroner, Probate Court, and Sheriff, provides legal counsel and advice to County Management and County Departments in all phases of County governance and operations.
Government Liaison/Special Advice Counsel/Staff Attorney York County South CarolinaGovernment Liaison/Special Advice Counsel/Staff AttorneyYork, SCStrategic Communications: As necessary with respect to legal matters and in cooperation with County leadership and in furtherance of Council policy objectives: develops and coordinates implementation of communication strategies to promote the County/Council's mission and goals; communicates with various stakeholders, including the public and government officials; assists with preparing official public statements and assists with ensuring responsive/accurate information is available to the public through the county's messaging outlets. Researches and interprets the law as it applies to the governance of the County in multiple practice areas, including but not limited to land use, Fee in Lieu of Tax Simplification Act, special tax districts, water/sewer law, contracts and procurement, financing and budgeting matters, roads and transportation, zoning and building code matters, etc.
Assistant County Attorney York County South CarolinaAssistant County AttorneyYork, SCFull-time regular county employees, elected officials, appointed officials, and judges with ten or more years of full time continuous governmental service are eligible to receive a monthly longevity allowance in addition to their regular compensation. Duties and Responsibilities: Provides professional legal advice and counsel for the County in all phases of County operations and in litigation in both civil and criminal courts, including appearing in trial and appellate courts, conducting mediations, and engaging in settlement conferences.