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Prosecuting Attorney
- Civil
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Description: Interview
for a position involving civil issues within the City Attorney or Prosecuting Attorney's
Office.
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Attorney - Civil Interview
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Why are you interested in a civil position?
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Most of the time you will be required to work without direct supervision. Tell me about times when you were given this autonomy.
Follow-up: Why you believe you are best suited for this position?
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The rules of civil law differ greatly than that of criminal law.
Are you prepared to enter this position knowing that there is little guidance from within our office?
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What have you accomplished in the past that makes you certain that you are
prepared to practice civil law?
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Many times, these cases result in compromise and settlement agreements. When was the last time you successfully negotiated your stance?
Follow-up: What do you believe are the most important attributes to a successful negotiation?
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This position requires travel, sometimes frequent, sometimes infrequent, to Independence to cover the civil docket there. Are you willing to travel?
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Why do you believe you are qualified for this position?
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Typically, civil law requires much more paperwork with respect to filing, document production, motions, etc.
Tell me about your writing experience and skills.
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