Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys in the Wayne County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office represent victims of crime on non-complex and complex cases, drawing up legal documents and giving direction to police agencies.
Requirements
- Make recommendations on whether a criminal statue(s) has been violated.
- Review and evaluate the sufficiency of evidence for charges under the criminal law.
- Able to prosecute non-complex and complex cases in the Prosecutor’s Office
- Manage caseload.
- Effectively address complex and difficult case issues
- Show excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Review prosecutor’s files
- Take guilty pleas.
- Argue bond motions.
- Conduct interviews of victims and witnesses on a case
- Prepare cases for trial by reviewing evidence, witness statements and exhibits, issuing subpoenas.
- Handle evidentiary hearings.
- Prepare memoranda as needed.
- Conduct voir dire
- Conduct direct and cross examination.
- Introduce evidence and exhibits.
- Prepare and argue jury instructions.
- Conduct preliminary examination, conduct bench and jury trials.
- Make closing arguments.
- Notify victims of all court dates
- Meet with victims and witnesses.
- Review sentencing guidelines.
- Address court at time of sentence