ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY II Posted: November 18, 2008 OFFICE: County Attorney LOCATION: Scott County Government Center, Shakopee, MN UNION: Scott County Attorney***s Association OT STATUS: Exempt ESSENTIAL DUTIES INCLUDE: *** Represents the State, Scott County, and Cities within Scott County in assigned court cases; tries cases; presents oral arguments in bail, motion, review, dispositional, or other hearings; argues cases in appellate court.*** Reviews evidence to determine what is admissible and whether a petition or complain should be issued. *** Drafts petitions, complaints, warrants, motions, memoranda, findings, orders, stipulations, and other legal documents. *** Prepares assigned cases for trial before judge, jury, magistrate, or referee; interviews witnesses; prepares statements; conducts cross-examinations and closing arguments; plans and presents evidence.

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Commonwealth of Massachusetts The Trail Court Suffolk Division Probate and Family Court Department Docket No. 08W1349,8 Order for Service By Publication Michael R. Mazzella Plaintiff V. Karina Young Defendant. Upon motion of Plaintiff for an order directing Karen A. Young the defendant herein, to appear, plead, or answer, in accordance with Mass. R. Civ p./ Mass. R. Dom Rel. P. Rule 4, it appearing to the court that is an action for custody of minor child(ren) that the said defendant cannot be found within the Commonwealth and that present whereabouts are unknown; that personal service on said defendant is therefore not practicable and that said defendant has not voluntarily appeared in this action: It is Ordered that said defendant directed to appear, plead,answer and otherwise move with respect to the complaint/petition herein, on or before the 26th day of December 2008. If you fail to do so this court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication of this matter.

US District Court, Northern Dist of CA, in SF. Duties: Assist court w/ legal analysis of habeas corpus petitions & civil rights complaints filed by pro se prisoners. Draft proposed orders for ct on merits of prisoner cases. Must have JD, thorough knowledge of criminal & constitutional law and superior writing & research skills. Funded through 9/30/2009 w/ probable renewal. Law clerks may not engage in private practice of law while employed w/ ct. Sal: $63,811 - $139,713, DOE + benefits. Resume, ref, trans & recent writing sample by 12/05/2008 to HR, USDC, Box 36060-W, CA 94102. EOE

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