Prosecutor: Quinault Indian Nation
From Heather Donovan
Indian Country Today
The Quinault Indian Nation is accepting applications for an attorney to serve as a full-time prosecutor in the Quinault
The Quinault Indian Nation is accepting applications for an attorney to serve as a full-time prosecutor in the Quinault Tribal Court. This position will represent the Nation in criminal proceedings, fish and game proceedings, civil and juvenile and dependency cases. Minimum Qualifications: Juris Doctor Degree from an accredited law school; become a member of the Quinault Tribal Bar within 6 weeks of employment. Active membership in federal or State Bar, in good standing or ability to attain reciprocal admission to the Washington State bar within 6 months of hire. At least 3 years’ experience in prosecution or criminal defense. Demonstrated knowledge of landmark cases involving the Quinault Nation. Experience or substantive education in federal Indian law, including such topics as tribal sovereignty and jurisdiction, and protection of tribal treaty rights. A valid driver’s license and ability to meet GSA insurance requirements. Applications are available at: https://quinaultindiannation.com/ A completed application must be received by Close of Day on 8/24/18, applications can be emailed to: jobs@quinault.org
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