Staff Attorney – Pierre/Eagle Butte, South Dakota: A non-profit legal services program, **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. (DPLS), is seeking a passionate and motivated Staff Attorney to join their team in making a long-term impact in racial justice and holistic legal advocacy. This position will be based in the Eagle Butte, South Dakota office and follows a hybrid schedule of in-office and remote work. Salary/Benefits: The starting salary for this position is $70,000+ for attorneys with 2 or more ye...
Organization: **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. Job Title: Intern Experience: Current college or law school student Salary: Unpaid, school credit available **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***. (DPLS) is seeking motivated and dedicated interns to join our team and make a difference in the lives of those in need. As an intern, you will have the opportunity to gain valuable legal skills while also increasing access to justice for underserved communities. Why intern with DPLS?
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Public Defender The candidate must preferably be a licensed attorney with experience. Should have knowledge of the Tribal Law and Order Code, rules of criminal procedure and rules of juvenile procedure. Knowledge of criminal law, juvenile law, the tribal constitution, codes and ordinances, rules, precedents and relations affecting jurisdiction on criminal court cases is needed. Must have knowledge of tribal customs, traditions, constitution and ordinances to its provisions a
Juvenile Prosecutor The candidate should have a law degree from ABA accredited law school. Must be willing and able to take the next available Bar exam. Should be familiar with Tribal law and order code, children's code, rules of criminal procedure and rules of civil procedure. Must be aware of juvenile delinquency laws of the State of South Dakota and Federal government. Duration: Over 150 Days
Juvenile Judge The candidate should preferably have Associates degree in Paralegal Studies or at least two years experience in a law related field preferably. Must have never been convicted of a felony (within a year prior to appointment) and must demonstrate fitness and competency for the appointment familiarity with the Tribal Constitution, Code and Judiciary.
Tribal Attorney in EAGLE BUTTE South Dakota United States Must be a graduate of an ABA accredited law school. Shall be admitted to practice law in South Dakota or another bar and eligible for admission in South Dakota. Must have a minimum of Three (3) years verifiable years post law school graduation, experience performing complex litigation for federally recognized Indian tribes nations and or organizations seeking to protect the rights of Native Americans and federally r
Director of Class Action Solutions The candidate will report to the Vice President of Business Development. Will use knowledge in the arena of class action and mass litigation. Develop relationships and sell services to new accounts as well as additional solutions to current customers. Cultivate and maintain key relationships and current customer base in the assigned sales region of the US. Gather and select sources of information to determine market characteristics, measure
Administrative and Office Support Student Trainee (Pathways Internship), GS-0399-01/04 The Pathways Internship Program is designed to provide students enrolled in a wide variety of educational institutions, from high school to graduate level, with opportunities to work in agencies and explore Federal Careers while still in school and getting paid for the work performed. Operating copy machines to assemble and distribute documents. Receives and relays messages in a pleasant,
Managing Attorney The candidate will assume immediate practice responsibilities, including handling a significant caseload touching on many different areas of law with regular appearances in court; must demonstrate an interest in poverty law and working with Native American and low income clients.
Attorney General Duties: Serves as the primary legal advisor to the Tribal Council, Tribal Chairman, and all department heads, directors, officers, employees and staff of the Tribe. Acts as legal liaison to other tribes as well as federal state and local governments, court systems, professional associations and various interest groups.
Prosecutor Duties: Assist the court in all matters and seek improvement of the Tribal court system. May also assist the Chief Prosecutor in all court matters. Approves all criminal complaints filed in Tribal court with the exception of any complaints wherein the Prosecutor feels that he or she may be prejudiced or where there is a relationship as provided in the Tribal Code. Uses discretion in prosecuting cases before the Tribal court and may take or refuse any case on ade
Public Defender Duties: To represent individuals who are charged with violations of the Tribal Criminal Code. Will be under the immediate supervision of the Tribal Administrative Officer. Reports to the Chief Judge for administrative purposes only. May also be required to report to Tribal Council and any related committees. Supervises the Public Defender’s office staff. Prepares for the representation of individuals in criminal court matters from arraignment through...