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Legal Assistant-Unpaid

Part-time

Macon-Bibb County Government

Macon, GAPart-timePosted 9mo agoStill listed 4 days ago

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Compensation
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Location
Macon, GA
Schedule
Part-time
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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Valid Georgia Motor Vehicle Operator’s License

Job overview

Macon-Bibb County Government is hiring a Legal Assistant-Unpaid. The Law Clerk assists prosecutors and office staff in preparing files for felony prosecutions, conducts legal research, prepares documents and case summaries, interviews witnesses, and handles telephone calls, copying, and file organization while maintaining confidentiality and effective communication.

Key focus areas include Assist prosecutors and office staff in preparing files for prosecution, Perform legal research for criminal cases, and Prepare legal documents and case summaries.

Successful candidates bring Valid Georgia Motor Vehicle Operator’s License, Willing To Work 20 Hours Per Week While In School, and Willing To Work 40 Hours Per Week During Summer Break. Important skills include Legal Procedures, Legal Forms, Legal Documents, Legal Terminology, Business Letter Writing, and General Office Procedures. Preferred (not required): Legal Research, Legal Document Preparation, Case Summaries, and Witness Interviewing.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Legal ProceduresLegal FormsLegal DocumentsLegal TerminologyBusiness Letter WritingGeneral Office ProceduresUniform Rules of the CourtCorrect English GrammarSpelling and PunctuationArithmetic ComputationsPersonal ComputersOral CommunicationCommunicationConfidentialitySecurity of Private or Confidential InformationWork Effectively With All LevelsAchieve Results on Timely BasisLegal ResearchLegal Document PreparationCase SummariesWitness Interviewing

Qualifications

Valid Georgia Motor Vehicle Operator’s LicenseWilling to Work 20 Hours Per Week While in SchoolWilling to Work 40 Hours Per Week During Summer BreakCompleted Two Thirds of Legal EducationSworn in Under Third Year Practice ActCurrent Student in Accredited Law Institution

Full job description

The Law Clerk is responsible for providing assisting staff in preparation of files and prosecution of felony cases.

  • Assists prosecutors and office staff in preparing files for prosecution.
  • Performs legal research for criminal cases.
  • Prepares legal documents and case summaries.
  • Interviews witnesses
  • Answers telephones, makes copies and organizes case files.
  • Individuals who have completed two thirds of their legal education and have been sworn in under the Third Year Practice Act, are able to represent the State in all criminal matters in the court room under direct supervision of a prosecuting attorney. The Law Clerk should be a current student in an accredited institution focused on the area of Law.

NECESSARY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:

  • Must have valid Georgia Motor Vehicle Operator’s License.
  • Must be willing to work 20 hours per week while in School and 40 hours per week during summer break.
  • Knowledge of legal procedures, forms, documents and terminology, business letter writing, general office procedures and practices, the Uniform Rules of the Court, correct English grammar, spelling and punctuation, as well as arithmetic computations.
  • Knowledge and ability to use personal computers and relevant programs.
  • Strong oral and written communication skills.
  • Ability to maintain appropriate confidentiality and security of private or confidential information.
  • Ability to work effectively with members of all levels within the organization and public.
  • Ability to achieve results on timely basis.

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