Managerial Position, Career Criminal Major Crimes Bureau

Queens District Attorney's Office•Kew Gardens, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

We are seeking a highly experienced and accomplished prosecutor for the position of Deputy Chief of the Career Criminal Major Crimes Bureau. Candidates should have extensive experience prosecuting and investigating major violent felony cases. The Career Criminal Major Crimes Bureau is primarily responsible for prosecuting recidivist violent felons who, based on their extensive criminal history, are subject to enhanced sentencing. Violent recidivist criminals are responsible for a large percentage of the violent crime that is committed against the People of Queens County. The Bureau’s case load is also comprised of cases of notoriety or public interest. The Bureau is made up of experienced trial prosecutors committed to the successful prosecution of those offenders.

Requirements

J.D. degree
Active member of the New York State bar in good standing
At least 10 years post-J.D. experience
Extensive experience in handling all aspects of criminal investigation and prosecution.
Substantial felony jury trial experience with cases involving violent felonies.
Prior experience managing attorneys.
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
United States citizenship is required upon commencement of employment.
New York State residency is required.

Nice To Haves

All aspects of New York Police Department practice and procedures
Grand jury practice
Articles 125, 265 & the law on justification
Article 120: Assault and Related Offenses
Article 140: Burglary and Related Offenses
Article 160: Robbery
Mental health defenses
Forensic evidence, including DNA, ballistics, fingerprint analysis, electronic/digital evidence; forensic pathology

Responsibilities

Assist the Bureau Chief in managing a staff of senior assistants, paralegals, and detectives
Be always accessible to the District Attorney.
Candidates should be prepared to work extensive hours and be available on nights and weekends for occasional notifications, crime scene responses, and consultation with staff investigating and trying these types of cases.