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DPA ATTORNEY PART TIME I (Q538U)

Part-time

State of Arkansas

Camden, ARPart-time$71–105K/yrSeen 6mo agoSeen in employer's feed 4 days ago

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At a glance

Compensation
$71–105K/yr
Location
Camden, AR
Schedule
Part-time
Work Authorization
Not specified

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Requirements

Credentials this posting asks for.

Arkansas State Bar LicenseDoctorate

Job overview

The Deputy Prosecuting Attorney – Attorney Part Time I works under the direction of the Elected Prosecuting Attorney, maintaining criminal case loads, handling prosecution matters, conducting legal research, and drafting legal documents for the State of Arkansas.

Skills & qualifications

RequiredNice to have

Skills

Knowledge of State and Federal LawsKnowledge of Criminal ProcedureKnowledge of Legal Research and Writing ProtocolsKnowledge of State Legislative ProcessesAbility to Research Analyze Interpret Apply Case LawAbility to Provide Legal Guidance and Technical AssistanceAbility to Conduct LitigationAbility to Prepare Present and Review Oral and Written Information and Reports

Qualifications

Juris DoctorateArkansas State Bar License

Full job description

DPA ATTORNEY PART TIME I (Q538U)

Date: Sep 30, 2026

Req ID: 52810

Location:

Camden, AR, US, 71701

Category: AUDITOR OF STATE

Anticipated Starting Salary: $71,027.01

Position Information

Class Code: Q538U

Grade: SPC03

FLSA Status: Exempt

Salary Range: $71,027 - $105,120

Summary

The Deputy Prosecuting Attorney – Attorney Part Time I works under the direction of the Elected Prosecuting Attorney and is responsible for maintaining a criminal case load and handling all matters associated with criminal prosecution, including court preparation, charging decisions, legal research as well as the drafting of legal documents.

Functions

Receives criminal complaints from citizens within the judicial district for consideration of prosecution. Prepares complaint affidavits for filing in misdemeanor prosecutions.

Maintains misdemeanor case load, including trial and witness preparation, filing appropriate motions and responses and trying misdemeanor cases and appeals. Maintains a felony case load, including trial and witness preparation, filing appropriate motions and responses and trying felony Circuit Court cases for the Judicial District. Reviews case files submitted by law enforcement and other investigatory agencies to recommend appropriate criminal charges. Drafts briefs, motions, and other supporting legal documents on criminal cases within the Judicial District. Represents the State of Arkansas in legal proceedings within the Judicial District. Performs other duties as assigned.

Dimensions

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities

Knowledge of state and federal laws and statutes. Knowledge of Criminal Procedure.

Knowledge of legal research and writing protocols. Knowledge of the state's legislative processes.

Ability to research, analyze, interpret, and apply case law, state and federal statutes, legal precedents, and relevant legislative intent to agency legal matters.

Ability to provide legal guidance and technical assistance. Ability to conduct litigation.

Ability to prepare, present and review oral and written information and reports.

Minimum Qualifications

A Juris Doctorate from an accredited law school.

Licenses

Licensed to practice law in Arkansas and admitted to the Arkansas State Bar.

Nearest Major Market:Little Rock

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