Overview
In this role you will transition from criminal law practice to a prosecutions pathway within a respected organisation. You will receive full training and develop expertise in prosecuting complex matters, while handling a varied caseload and contributing to public service outcomes. You’ll work in a supportive, collaborative environment with clear progression routes. This opportunity emphasizes structured career development and meaningful, justice-driven impact.
Responsibilities
- manage a varied caseload in criminal matters
- prosecute complex criminal matters
- strong advocacy and case preparation
- perform analytical review of cases and evidence
- demonstrate commitment to justice and public service
- participate in training and development programmes for prosecutions
Key requirements
- Solicitors or Barristers qualified to practice in England & Wales
- at least 2 years’ PQE in criminal law (defence or prosecution)
- ambition to develop specialist prosecutorial expertise
- strong advocacy and analytical skills
- strong advocacy
- analytical skills
- commitment to justice/public service
- prosecution of complex criminal matters
- case preparation
- advocacy skills
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