Locum Prosecutions Lawyer

Locum Prosecutions/Civil Litigation Lawyer - 3 months + - Full Time/Part time - Hybrid Working - Up to £60 per hour - East of England

Position: Locum Prosecutions/Civil Litigation Lawyer

Organisation: East of England based Local Authority

Duration: 3 months with the possibility of extension thereafter

Working Pattern: Full Time/part time

Working Arrangement: Hybrid working

Hourly Rate: Up to £60 per hour Umbrella

The ideal candidate will have experience in handling Criminal/Prosecution matters and can demonstrate prior experience working on behalf of Local Authorities.

Duties may include:

• Attend the Magistrates Court and specialised in regulatory prosecutions
• Provide legal advice to all departments within the council, preparing cases for prosecution, and undertaking the necessary advocacy work in the Magistrates' Court
• Conduct a caseload of Prosecution files to include Animal Licensing, Fly Tipping, Planning Enforcement
• Progress cases to completion and dealing with correspondence
• Draft summons, indictments, case summaries and Disclosure Requests
• Attend Magistrates Court and dealing with the Court list
• Advise on two Summary Review Applications, also writing up Decision Notices

If you're interested in this position, you can apply for this role online or contact Emily Bradley or Amelia Thomas directly via phone or email for further information on:

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Job Reference: J80963

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Locum Prosecutions/Civil Litigation Lawyer - 3 months + - Full Time/Part time - Hybrid Working - Up to £60 per hour - East of England