Full job descriptionSecretarial/Research role. progression opportunities
What you would likely do
Research /Secretarial/administrative work
*Preparing and formatting letters, statements and legal documents.
*Organising case files and keeping records up to date.
*Booking appointments, conferences and court dates.
*Speaking with clients, solicitors, barristers, courts and other organisations.
*Managing emails, post and telephone enquiries.
*Filing and organising evidence and correspondence.
*Preparing bundles of documents for court.
Research work
*Researching criminal law and relevant legislation.
*Looking up previous court cases (case law) that might help with a case.
*Researching particular offences, defences or sentencing issues.
*Finding and summarising relevant legal information for the solicitor.
*Potentially researching background information relating to a defendant, witness or investigation.
*Checking facts and making sure information in documents is accurate.
What makes it a "criminal team"?
You might be assisting with cases such as:
*theft, fraud or dishonesty offences
*assault and other violent offences
*drug offences
*driving offences
*sexual offences
*robbery
*serious/organised crime
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