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The purpose of this position is to protect the citizens of Gila County
by successfully prosecuting criminals to obtain justice and restitution
for the victims of crimes.
This position prosecutes criminal cases, works with law enforcement
personnel, and assists other attorneys with their cases.
Regularly assigns work to other employees and supervises related
activities.
Provides recommendations on discharging employees; hiring employees;
scheduling work hours of employees; evaluating employee performance;
handling employee grievances; employee training; granting time off;
employee promotions; employee salary increases; employee disciplinary
actions and employee coaching.
Makes final decisions on managing assistants.
Reviews police reports, charges felony offenses and presents cases to
grand jury; represents the County Attorney at Grand Jury proceedings;
presents evidence and questions witnesses before the Grand Jury;
identifies and develops written materials, exhibits and related trial
presentations.
Manages assigned cases and coordinates investigators and legal support
staff; oversees the issuance of subpoenas; directs investigators to seek
additional evidence; advises law enforcement agencies; confers with
witnesses and victims of crime; negotiates plea agreements with defense
counsel.
Represents Gila County Attorney in prosecuting persons charged with
felony and misdemeanor criminal offenses; assures that cases are
resolved within office policy guidelines; and assists newer attorneys
with their cases.
Handles appellate and post-conviction matters in criminal cases; reviews
citations, arrest sheets and other law enforcement documents; conducts
factual and legal analysis to determine whether criminal charges should
be filed based on the facts of law and evidence.
Prepares criminal cases for disposition through plea agreements, trial
or dismissal; prepares plea offers and negotiates with defense counsel;
represents the County Attorney at trials; brings cases before the court;
examines witnesses and argues facts of the case in relation to points of
law, case law and legal precedent; develops and presents jury
instructions and closing arguments; and manages sentencing hearings;
prepares jury instructions and verdict forms.
Reviews motions filed in cases and resolves as needed; receives and
reviews memoranda, briefs and other filings; reviews filings for
jurisdictional and statutory requirements; conducts conferences with
defense counsel concerning settlement of cases.
Conducts legal research; gathers and compiles evidence; identifies and
Subpoenas Witnesses, Records And Other Information Required To Present
the case; prepares and presents memoranda of law, briefs and other legal
documents as required and ordered by the court.
Performs other duties as assigned.