JOB SUMMARY:
The 156th Judicial District Attorney’s Office has a position opening on January 1, 2025, for a felony level prosecutor with the grant funded Border Prosecution Unit (BPU). Duties include evaluation and prosecution of felony criminal offenses and juvenile offenses considered border crimes due to a nexus with the Texas-Mexico border. This prosecutor will be expected to represent the State in criminal felony prosecutions in the Bee, Live Oak and McMullen County District Courts. The prosecutor will be expected to evaluate cases, contact victims, work with law enforcement officers, engage in plea negotiations with defense attorneys, and try appropriate cases to jury verdicts.
Applicants must be licensed by and in good standing with the State Bar of Texas. Salary ranges from $125,245 to $140,000, based on candidate’s prosecutorial experience. This position is funded by a grant through the Office of the Governor’s Homeland Security Grant Division. Benefits include coverage of MCLE costs and bar dues as well as retirement and health insurance.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Not all applicants will be interviewed. Applicants should submit a resume, and any supporting documentation applicant believes is relevant to the position-e.g., cover letter and/or professional references to:
Tiffany McWilliams
District Attorney Elect – 156th Judicial District Attorney’s Office