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 Job Summary

• Assists in the conduct of bench and jury trials, preliminary and pretrial hearings, and related courtroom proceedings: prepares and argues motions; may assist with jury selection, opening and closing statements, evidence presentation, and witness questioning; makes bond and sentencing recommendations.
• Investigates, evaluates, and prepares cases for trial: requests and inspects records and evidence; prepares graphics and exhibits; prepares and serves discovery; makes investigative requests; interviews victims, law enforcement, and witnesses; observes crime scenes; obtains and reviews scientific results and analysis; subpoenas witnesses and prepares them for trial; determines need for, procures, and interviews expert witnesses; anticipates legal issues; assists in the development of case strategies; presents cases to superiors.
• Conducts case research and documentation: researches relevant case law and interprets in relation to the facts of the case; prepares briefs and motions and responses to same; writes case summaries; drafts complaints, accusations, discovery, and supporting documents.
• Prepares cases for accusal and arraignment: reviews case file and analyze the facts and evidence of the case; reviews criminal histories of defendants; determines appropriateness of diversion, dismissal or charges; reviews accuracy of jurisdiction, venue, and scope of arrest powers; ensures sufficient probable cause; drafts formal charges; and requests bindovers.
• Conducts pre-trial case resolution: conducts plea negotiations; mediates between adverse parties; pleads case in court; and completes restitution requests.
• Communicates and serves as a liaison with victims, family, witnesses, and community partners: provides updates regarding case status; requests victim advocates and assists them as needed; and explains and advises regarding the investigative and judicial process.
• Manages caseload: attends scheduled court appearances, including plea and arraignment, status, case management, final plea, motions, and trial calendar and schedules trial and hearing dates with judges and case managers.
  
  

Minimum Qualifications: Juris Doctorate Degree required; supplemented by one year(s) of experience in criminal justice, legal, or generally related field; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job.

Specific License or Certification Required: Must be registered as a member of the Georgia State Bar Association. Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license.

Starting Salary/Incentives: $84,138.00 (Commensurate with experience); annual bonuses with consideration for advancement every six months.

To Apply:      Please submit cover letter and resume to Tamikia.Moses@fultoncountyga.gov

Job Summary

• Conduct or assist with bench and jury trials, preliminary and pretrial hearings, and related courtroom proceedings; prepare and argue motions, conduct voir dire, deliver opening and closing statements, present evidence, examine witnesses, and make bond and sentencing recommendations.
• Investigate, evaluate, and prepare cases for trial by reviewing records and evidence, preparing exhibits, serving discovery, interviewing victims and witnesses, conducting crime‑scene observations, issuing subpoenas, and developing case strategies.
• Perform legal research and prepare written materials, including briefs, motions, case summaries, complaints, accusations, discovery, and other supporting documents.
• Prepare cases for accusal and arraignment by reviewing evidence, criminal histories, jurisdictional issues, and probable cause; determine appropriate charges, diversion, or dismissal; and draft formal charging documents.
• Conduct pre‑trial case resolution, including plea negotiations, mediation between parties, courtroom pleas, and preparation of restitution requests.
• Serve as a liaison to victims, families, witnesses, and community partners; provide case updates, request victim advocates, and explain investigative and judicial processes.
• Manage a full caseload and attend all required court appearances, including arraignments, status hearings, case management, motions, and trial calendars; coordinate scheduling with judges and case managers.
• Collaborate with community partners to support criminal justice, code enforcement, and crime‑prevention initiatives; participate in outreach, education, and community meetings.
• Communicate effectively with defense counsel, judges, law enforcement, investigators, legal staff, victims, witnesses, media, government officials, and the public to coordinate case activity and resolve issues.
• Process and prepare legal documentation in accordance with established procedures, including police reports, witness statements, lab reports, criminal histories, motions, charging documents, sentencing recommendations, and departmental reports; maintain accurate electronic and hard‑copy records.
  
  

Minimum Qualifications: Juris Doctorate Degree required; supplemented by four to eight years of experience as a practicing attorney; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job.

Specific License or Certification Required: Must be registered as a member of the Georgia State Bar Association. Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license.

Starting Salary/Incentives: $108,000.00 (Commensurate with experience); annual bonuses with consideration for advancement every six months. The salary for experienced attorneys is substantially higher.

To Apply:      Please submit cover letter and resume to Tamikia.Moses@fultoncountyga.gov

Job Summary

• Lead and coordinate daily work activities of assigned staff; provide technical guidance, assist with training, and support supervisory functions by offering input on performance and disciplinary matters.
• Conduct or assist with bench and jury trials, preliminary and pretrial hearings, post‑trial or appellate proceedings, and related courtroom activities; prepare and argue motions, conduct voir dire, deliver opening and closing statements, present evidence, examine witnesses, and make bond and sentencing recommendations.
• Investigate, evaluate, and prepare cases for trial by reviewing records and evidence, preparing exhibits, serving discovery, interviewing victims and witnesses, conducting crime‑scene observations, reviewing scientific analyses, issuing subpoenas, and developing case strategies.
• Perform legal research and prepare written materials, including briefs, motions, case summaries, complaints, accusations, discovery, and other supporting documents.
• Prepare cases for accusal and arraignment by reviewing evidence, criminal histories, jurisdictional issues, and probable cause; determine appropriate charges, diversion, or dismissal; and draft formal charging documents.
• Conduct pre‑trial case resolution, including plea negotiations, mediation between parties, courtroom pleas, and preparation of restitution documentation.
• Provide guidance and support to victims, witnesses, and community partners; communicate case status updates and explain investigative and judicial processes.
• Collaborate with defense counsel, judges, law enforcement, investigators, legal staff, and other stakeholders to coordinate case activity, exchange information, and resolve issues.
• Manage assigned caseload and ensure timely attendance at all required court appearances, including arraignments, status hearings, motions, and trial calendars.

Minimum Qualifications: Juris Doctorate Degree required; supplemented by ten years of experience as a practicing attorney; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job.

Specific License or Certification Required: Must be registered as a member of the Georgia State Bar Association. Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license.

Starting Salary/Incentives: $120,000.00 (Commensurate with experience); annual bonuses with consideration for advancement every six months. The salary for experienced attorneys is substantially higher.

To Apply:      Please submit cover letter and resume to Tamikia.Moses@fultoncountyga.gov

Essential Functions:

• Lead, train, and support assigned staff; manage schedules, performance and workflow to ensure strong team operations.
• Oversee case assignments, provide technical guidance, and monitor progress to meet organizational goals.
• Analyze and prosecute specialized cases, including controlled substances, second-degree vehicular homicide, environmental/code enforcement matters, health code violations, and animal control ordinance violations.
• Conduct or assist with bench and jury trials, hearings, and appellate proceedings; prepare motions, select juries, present evidence, examine witnesses, and make sentencing recommendations.
• Investigate and prepare cases for trial; review records and evidence, interview victims and witnesses, visit crime scenes, develop case strategies, and prepare witnesses.
• Research case law and draft legal documents, including briefs, motions, complaints, accusations, and discovery.
• Prepare cases for accusal and arraignment; review evidence, criminal histories, jurisdiction, and probable cause; determine appropriate charges or diversion; draft formal charges.
• Negotiate pleas and resolve cases pre‑trial; mediate between parties and complete restitution requests.
• Serve as liaison to victims, families, witnesses, and community partners; provide updates and guidance on the judicial process.
• Manage a full caseload and attend all required court appearances, hearings, and trial calendars.
• Collaborate with community partners to support justice, code enforcement, and crime‑prevention initiatives; participate in outreach and educational efforts.
• Communicate with defense counsel, judges, law enforcement, victims, media, and others to coordinate case activity and resolve issues.
• Process and prepare legal documentation, including reports, charging documents, motions, sentencing recommendations, and departmental records.

Minimum Qualifications: Juris Doctorate Degree required; supplemented by twelve years of experience as a practicing prosecuting attorney, including lead or supervisory experience; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job.

Specific License or Certification Required: Must be registered as a member of the Georgia State Bar Association. Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license.

Starting Salary/Incentives: $135,000.00 (commensurate with experience); annual bonuses with consideration for advancement every six months.

To Apply:      Please submit cover letter and resume to Tamikia.Moses@fultoncountyga.gov

• Lead and coordinate daily work activities; assist with training, problem‑solving, and providing technical expertise to co‑workers.
• Support Assistant Solicitors in trial preparation: review case files, develop investigative plans, execute search warrants, collect and analyze evidence, and document crime scenes.
• Identify, locate, and serve subpoenas; ensure appearance and cooperation of victims, witnesses, and defendants; coordinate travel and accommodations as needed.
• Provide secure transport and escort services for attorneys, victims, advocates, and witnesses during interviews, court proceedings, and crime scene visits.
• Assist and advocate for victims by providing case updates, explaining court processes, and connecting them with needed services and resources.
• Communicate and collaborate with law enforcement, victims, witnesses, court personnel, and community partners to gather information and coordinate investigative efforts.
• Conduct legal research and prepare supporting documents such as briefs, motions, complaints, accusations, and discovery.
• Prepare cases for accusal and arraignment; review evidence, criminal histories, jurisdiction, and probable cause; determine appropriate charges or diversion.
• Assist with pre‑trial case resolution, including plea negotiations, mediation, and restitution documentation.
• Gather, review, and process investigative materials such as reports, lab results, phone records, financial documents, and medical records; draft investigative summaries and warrant affidavits.
• Maintain up‑to‑date knowledge of investigative techniques, crime trends, and courtroom procedures; participate in ongoing training and certifications.
• Operate investigative and office equipment, including firearms, vehicles, surveillance tools, cameras, and computer software.
  
  

Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s Degree in criminology, criminal justice or a related field required; supplemented by five years of experience in law enforcement or investigative fields to include lead or supervisory experience; or any equivalent combination of education, training, and experience which provides the requisite knowledge, skills, and abilities for this job.  

Specific License or Certification Required: Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia driver’s license. Must possess and maintain Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Basic Law Enforcement (BLE) Certification.

Starting Salary/Incentives: $68,000.00 (commensurate with experience); annual bonuses with consideration for advancement every six months.

To Apply:      Please submit cover letter and resume to Tamikia.Moses@fultoncountyga.gov