Job opportunity
Criminal Law Crown Prosecutor
The Law Society of Manitoba
Use criminal law expertise as a Crown Prosecutor, leading courtroom prosecutions, reviewing police reports, and advising police when appropriate.
This Crown Prosecutor role covers criminal, quasi-criminal, and regulatory matters in the Provincial Court and Court of King’s Bench for Saskatchewan. Responsibilities include docket court work, trials, summary conviction appeals, victim and witness communication, legal opinions, and police advice. Participation in legal education is expected.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct criminal and regulatory prosecutions
Appear in the Provincial Court
Appear in the Court of King’s Bench
Prepare and handle summary conviction appeals
Provide legal opinions and police advice
Requirements:
Ability to review police reports carefully
Ability to communicate with victims and witnesses
Availability for evenings and weekends when required
Ability to travel between Saskatchewan communities
Willingness to support criminal law education
Bring sound legal judgment to criminal prosecutions, courtroom advocacy, police consultation, and public legal education responsibilities.
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Apply on source site This Crown Prosecutor role covers criminal, quasi-criminal, and regulatory matters in the Provincial Court and Court of King’s Bench for Saskatchewan. Responsibilities include docket court work, trials, summary conviction appeals, victim and witness communication, legal opinions, and police advice. Participation in legal education is expected.
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct criminal and regulatory prosecutions
Appear in the Provincial Court
Appear in the Court of King’s Bench
Prepare and handle summary conviction appeals
Provide legal opinions and police advice
Requirements:
Ability to review police reports carefully
Ability to communicate with victims and witnesses
Availability for evenings and weekends when required
Ability to travel between Saskatchewan communities
Willingness to support criminal law education
Bring sound legal judgment to criminal prosecutions, courtroom advocacy, police consultation, and public legal education responsibilities.
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