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Little Traverse Bay Bands Odawa Special/Assistant Prosecutor Posting
SPECIAL/ASSISTANT TRIBAL PROSECUTOR POSITION (PDF)
Waganakising Odawak, known in English as Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, is a nation of citizens with inherent sovereignty and right to self-governance. The Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians (“LTBB”) is a federally recognized Indian Tribe under Public Law 103-324, and is a party to numerous Treaties with the United States, the most recent of which are the Treaty of Washington of March 28, 1836 (7 Stat. 491) and the Treaty of Detroit of 1855 (11 Stat. 621).
PURPOSE AND BACKGROUND: The purpose of this posting is to invite proposals from persons interested in providing services as a Special / Assistant Tribal Prosecutor
QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must be an attorney in good standing licensed to practice law in LTBB Tribal Court and any State in the United States. Indian Tribal Preference laws apply to this position.
PERIOD OF PREFORMANCE: Two year appointment to handle cases that involve a conflict of interest for Tribes current Prosecutor, or a vacancy in the Prosecutor position during the Two- year appointment.
COMPENSATION: As negotiated
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Each application should include a letter of interest, letter of reference, a resume and proof of member in state bar association (Copy of Bar Membership or Certificate of Good Standing) Applications are accepted by email Chairman@ltbbodawa-nsn.gov , fax 231-242-1411 or Mail to: Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians, Attn. Tribal Chairman’s Office, 7500 Odawa Circle, Harbor Springs, MI 49740
Lac Vieux Desert Chippewa Prosecutor Position
Spokane Tribe Seeks Prosecutor
Puyallup Judicial and Prosecutor Job Postings
Here’s the Associate Judge posting:
The Puyallup Tribe of Indians is soliciting applications for employment of an Associate Judge for the Puyallup Tribal Court. This is a full-time, Tribal Council appointed, position for an initial term of three years.
As an Associate Judge at the Puyallup Tribal Court, the judge will provide a full range of judicial services by hearing cases in the trial court regarding, but not limited to such issues as, criminal, civil, fishing, hunting, youth dependency, traffic, housing, gaming, and employment.
The statutory prerequisites for employment are: 1) must be a member of a federally recognized Indian tribe; 2) must be over the age of 28 years old; 3) must hold a Juris Doctorate degree and membership to a state bar; and 4) never have been convicted of an offense involving dishonesty or moral turpitude.
Salary for the Associate Judge position is based upon years of service as a judge with the Puyallup Tribe. Current starting annual salary is $138,673. In addition to salary, the Puyallup Tribe provides a very generous employee benefits package that includes medical/vision, dental, life insurance and retirement/ 401(k) plan.
Applications and a detailed job description are available at www.puyallup-tribe.com. Applications and inquiries regarding the Associate Judge position may be submitted or directed to Mr. Tim Reynon, HR Executive Director, Puyallup Tribe of Indians, Human Resources Department, 3009 E. Portland Ave., Tacoma, WA 98404; telephone: 253-573-7866; or by email to tim.reynon@puyalluptribe.com.
The Puyallup Tribe is an urban, Pacific Northwest tribe located on southern end of the Puget Sound near the city of Tacoma, Washington.
And the assistant prosecutor/Indian child welfare presenting officer posting:
The Puyallup Tribe of Indians is soliciting applications for employment of an Assistant Prosecutor/ICW Presenting Officer for the Prosecutor’s Office. This is a full-time, position for an initial term of one year.
The Assistant Prosecutor/ICW Presenting Officer represents the Puyallup Tribe in the enforcement of the Criminal, Juvenile Justice and/or Children’s Codes in Tribal Court proceedings. This position performs the duties of the Assistant Prosecutor/Juvenile/ICW Presenting Officer as assigned by the Senior Prosecutor.
Tribal Prosecutor Position at Little River
Here. (pdf)
Position: Prosecutor, Department of Prosecutor’s Office (Full Time – Appointment)
Summary: This position serves as the chief law enforcement officer responsible for the prosecution of violations of the Tribe’s Constitution, criminal laws, conservation laws, ordinances, regulations, and resolutions in Tribal Court. The incumbent acts independently, exercising his/her own prosecutorial discretion.
Employment Qualifications: A qualified candidate offers the following: • J. D. Degree from an ABA accredited law school; and • a minimum of five (5) years of experience in criminal law (prosecution or defense); and • previous litigation experience in a tribal court system; and • a license to practice law (shall obtain Michigan Bar within 6 months of employment, if
applicable).
Lac Vieux Desert Band Ojibwe Prosecutor Job Posting
JOB VACANCY
POSITION: Prosecuting Attorney
DEPARTMENT: Lac Vieux Desert Prosecutor’s Office
SUPERVISOR: Lac Vieux Desert Tribal Council
LOCATION: TBD
EMPLOYMENT: FULL-TIME
SALARY: TBD based on qualifications and experience
Non-Exempt Status
JOB SUMMARY
Under the administrative supervision of the Tribal Council of the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians (“LVD” or “Tribe”), the Prosecuting Attorney provides criminal and civil law enforcement services to the LVD community, presents child protection matters in LVD Tribal Court. The Prosecuting Attorney will perform the duties and responsibilities of the position in a manner that is consistent with applicable ethical standards and assuring that justice is upheld according to the laws of the Tribe. Occasional travel within and outside Michigan will be required.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES
- Conduct pre-trial investigations of violations of the Tribe’s criminal laws in cooperation with the Tribal Police Department and other Tribal authorities;
- Exercise authority and discretion to prosecute criminal violations in the LVD Tribal Court, including arraignments, motions, trials, and appeals, or, to the extent consistent with public policy and in the public interest and subject to the final approval of the Tribal Court, negotiate and enter into plea agreements;
- Prepare or review all requests for warrants and subpoenas issued under the authority of Tribal law to substantiate compliance with legal requirements;
- If designated as Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, prosecute non-Indian misdemeanor violations in the federal courts;
- In cooperation with other LVD authorities, prosecute violations of LVD and GLIFWIC conservation, environmental, and natural resource protection laws;
- While upholding LVD sovereignty and jurisdiction, assist, cooperate and coordinate with local, state and federal law enforcement authorities as needed regarding criminal investigations and prosecutions occurring within their respective jurisdictions, particularly where crimes involving the LVD community or its members are concerned;
- Present child protection and custody matters in LVD Tribal Court;
- Present juvenile status offenses and delinquency matters in the LVD Tribal Court;
- As requested, serve as a member of the LVD Child Protection Team and other Multi-disciplinary Team that may be created from time to time;
- As directed, prepare policies and guidelines to provide proper procedures for carrying out the Prosecuting Attorney’s duties and responsibilities;
- As directed, cooperate with and assist the LVD Tribal Court and the Tribal Police Department in their efforts to improve procedure and administration within their respective agencies as pertains to the duties and responsibilities of the Prosecuting Attorney; and
- As directed, attend legal training and continuing legal education seminars and conferences regarding subject matters directly related to the duties and responsibilities of the Prosecuting Attorney.
Except as encompassed within the scope of duties of the Prosecutor or as otherwise expressly authorized, the Prosecuting Attorney shall not provide legal advice to LVD agencies, employees, or members. The responsibilities listed above are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive. All of the duties listed above may not be assigned, nor do the examples cover all duties which may be assigned.
MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Umatilla Confederated Tribes Prosecutor Job Posting
Here in PDF: RFP for Prosecutor Services July 2012
Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Prosecutor Job Announcement
ASSISTANT TRIBAL PUBLIC DEFENDER
Standing Rock Sioux Tribal Court
Fort Yates, ND. 58538
OPEN: Until Filled SALARY: Negotiable
The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe is soliciting applications for employment, as independent contract employees, to hire One (1) Assistant Tribal Public Defender for the Standing Rock Tribal Court.
This position will be full time for a minimum of one (1) year. The number of hours, days of employment and compensation are all negotiable. The terms of employment will be determined by the agreement of the parties. The contracts shall be compensated on an hourly basis. Employment beyond one year will be contingent upon funding.
The Assistant Public Defender position will be under the supervision of the Tribal Public Defender and the Court Administrator.
The statutory prerequisites for employment are: To be eligible to serve as a Tribal Court Assistant Public Defender, a person shall (1) be a member in good standing of the bar in any state or federal court; (2) at least 21 years of age, (3) be of high moral character and integrity, (4) have a law degree from an (ABA) accredited law school, (5) must never have been convicted of a felony; (6) shall not have been dishonorably discharged from the Armed Services, and (7) must (be physically able to perform the duties of the office.
Applications shall be in writing, to include a professional Resume, legal qualifications and any other submissions at the option of the applicant. All applications are considered on merit.
Applications and any inquiries regarding the Assistant Public Defender position can be directed or submitted to Ms. Dellis M. Agard, Court Administrator, Standing Rock Tribal Court, PO Box 363, Fort Yates, ND, Telephone (701) 854-7244 or by Email to dagard@standingrock.org.
The worksite for this position is located at the Standing Rock Tribal Court in Fort Yates, ND. The Sitting Bull College Transit provides bus services, at nominal cost, to and from Bismarck, ND; Mobridge, SD; McLaughlin, SD and Selfridge, ND, and is coordinated with the Tribal work day, which is 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Central Time).
Tribal and Federal Authorities Cooperate to Arrest 17 on Standing Rock
The article from the Bismarck Tribune is here. An excerpt:
Besides the FBI and BIA, the U.S. Marshal’s Service, Homeland Security Investigations, Drug Enforcement Administration, Sioux County Sheriff’s Department and U.S. Parole and Pre-Trial Services also were involved in the investigation and arrests Tuesday morning on the reservation that straddles North Dakota and South Dakota.
Operation Prairie Thunder resulted in 10 people being charged in U.S. District Court in North Dakota, two people being charged in U.S. District Court in South Dakota and five people charged in Standing Rock Tribal Court.
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In another unusual move, U.S. Magistrate Judge Charles Miller traveled to Standing Rock Reservation south of Mandan on Tuesday morning to hold first appearances for the 10 people charged in U.S. District Court in North Dakota.
“It’s very, very rare” for a federal judge to travel to a reservation for court hearings, Purdon said. “I’m aware of it at least once in North Dakota, many, many years ago.”
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