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Supervisory Attorney Positions
 
There are no Supervisory Attorney Positions available.
 
 
 

To be considered for one or more positions with the Office of the Attorney General, submit one application package, together with salary history and requirements, to:

Attorney Hiring Committee
Office of the Attorney General
441 4th Street, NW, Suite 1145 South
Washington, DC 20001

CURRENT LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS AND RECENT GRADUATES: We cannot actively consider you for an attorney position until you have passed the DC Bar or the Bar of another state and you are waiver eligible.

Application Package

1.  A resume
2.  A cover letter, specifying the position(s) for which you wish to considered and your qualifications and skill for the position(s)
3.  A list of three or more professional references (include current phone numbers)
4.  A certificate of good standing and/or proof of eligibility to waive into the DC Bar (original copy with seal)
5.  A transcript from your law school, if you have been practicing less than 5 years
6.  A legal writing sample
7.  All applicants must have a completed Background Check Release Form*.
8.  A completed and signed DC 2000 employment application form
(Please note that you need not complete this application until later in the process and prior to hire)
9.  A Completed EEO form* (optional)*
OR
9.  Proof of Waiver Eligibility++
++You are eligible to waive into the DC Bar if you:
  • are a graduate of an accredited Law School, and
  • are a member in Good Standing of a State Bar > 5 years
    OR
  • are a graduate of an accredited Law School, and
  • are a member in Good Standing of a State Bar < 5 years, and
  • received a scaled MBE score of at least 133, and
  • received a scaled MPRE score of at least 75; provide copy of scores with application
  • Note: We do not accept electronic copies of the application packages. Please mail it to the above address.

    All positions are open until filled, unless otherwise specified. The Office of the Attorney General is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


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