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Employment and Job Openings

Current Openings:

SAUSA-13-NDAL-07-Unpaid (Criminal) - Applications must be postmarked by March 27, 2013.

 

Career Opportunities

     Consider a career working at the United States Attorney’s Office.  United States Attorney’s Office employees are employees of the United States Department of Justice.  We hire lawyers, professional support staff, and students.  In addition, each summer, law students volunteer to serve as law clerks. 

     We hire based on applicants’ qualifications for vacant positions.  Qualified applicants must be United States citizens.  If you are a citizen with expertise, education, or experience in the legal or legal and business support-related fields, consider adding us to your favorites list to check for vacancies.
 
     Because of the sensitive nature of many matters we handle, all employment offers (including offers for unpaid law clerk positions) are contingent on the completion and satisfactory adjudication of a background investigation by the Department of Justice. This is a thorough investigation that includes checks with present and former employers, military records, and credit bureaus.  The investigation includes verification of tax filings and attendance at institutions of higher learning. Applicants who are selected are subject to drug testing.

Employment Opportunities

     Lawyers

          Assistant United States Attorneys in Northern Alabama

          Attorneys at Other Department of Justice Offices

     Professional Support Staff

     Students

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Hiring Policies

Equal Employment and Reasonable Accommodation Policies for Job Applicants

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Prisoner Re-entry

 

If you believe your organization has expertise or resources that could improve outcomes for ex-offenders re-entering society, please e-mail our Community Outreach Coordinator at Jeremy.Sherer@usdoj.gov
or call 205-244-2019.

 

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To report potential civil rights violations, including concerns related to the impact of Alabama's immigration law, H.B. 56, please contact 1-855-353-1010 or hb56@usdoj.gov

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Natural Disaster Fraud Hotline

Members of the public can report fraud, waste, abuse or allegations of mismanagement involving disaster relief operations through the Hotline, toll free, at (866) 720-5721 or the Disaster Fraud e-mail at disaster@leo.gov. Please see the News Release Justice Department Officials Raise Awareness of Disaster Fraud Hotline



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