Practice criminal law as a Crown Prosecutor with Saskatchewan Public Prosecutions, applying advocacy and legal judgment across court proceedings. Travel may be required.
The Ministry of Justice and Attorney General seeks qualified lawyers eligible to practice in Saskatchewan. You will prosecute charges under the Criminal Code, Youth Criminal Justice Act, and selected provincial and federal statutes. The work supports fair, ethical, and effective prosecutions.
Key Responsibilities:
- Carry criminal, quasi-criminal, and regulatory prosecutions
- Conduct docket court, trial, and appeal work
- Meet and communicate with victims and witnesses
- Review police reports and advise police appropriately
- Participate in legal education on criminal law and ethics
Requirements:
- Lawyer eligible to practice in Saskatchewan
- Valid driver's licence
- Availability for evenings and weekends when required
- Willingness to travel by road and possibly air
- Ability to stay overnight in other communities
Apply your criminal law, advocacy, and communication skills while supporting justice and secure communities throughout Saskatchewan.