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| Company: | BDAO - Bronx District Attorney’s Office, NY | ||
| Job Title: | JDHuntr - Deputy Bureau Chief of the General Crimes Bureau $197,275 - $211,632 |
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| Job Category: | Litigation [ View All Litigation Jobs ] | ||
| Job Reference: | 85149 | ||
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| The Trial Division is seeking an experienced prosecutor (7+ years) for the role of Deputy Bureau Chief, General Crimes Bureau. This senior leadership position requires strong investigative skills, extensive felony trial experience, and proven supervisory and mentoring abilities. Reporting to the Bureau Chief, the Deputy Bureau Chief will help lead the Bureau’s prosecutorial, investigative, training, and administrative functions. The successful candidate will exemplify excellence in advocacy, integrity in decision-making, and a collaborative leadership style that fosters a strong Bureau culture. Deputy Bureau Chief of the General Crimes Bureau 902-2026732 Location: Bronx, NY Job Type: Full time Job Responsibilities: Investigative & Trial Leadership: Provide strategic oversight of investigations from intake through disposition, ensuring thorough, ethical, and legally sound case development. Guide attorneys in evidence assessment, witness preparation, motion practice, and trial strategy. Personally handle complex and high-profile investigations and trials as needed. Review charging decisions and advise on legal sufficiency and evidentiary issues. Collaborate with law enforcement agencies and investigative partners to strengthen case development. Provide oversight and guidance to assistant district attorneys regarding compliance with New York Criminal Procedure Law §245 and other discovery obligations. Possess significant jury trial experience and the ability to independently prosecute complex cases through verdict while mentoring junior attorneys in trial preparation, litigation strategy, and courtroom advocacy. Supervision & Case Management: Oversee the assignment and progression of cases within the Bureau. Monitor case readiness, trial preparation, and compliance with discovery and legal obligations. Conduct case conferences and strategic reviews. Be on-call on a rotating basis for after-hours case assessments and critical incident response. Mentorship, Teaching & Professional Development. Mentor and train junior and mid-level Assistant District Attorneys in investigation, litigation, courtroom presentation, and professional judgment. Foster a supportive learning environment that encourages growth, accountability, and resilience. Serve as faculty for the Office’s Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs, including: Orientation Training Grand Jury Practice Felony and Misdemeanor Trial Advocacy Provide constructive feedback and performance coaching with patience, professionalism, and emotional intelligence. Administrative & Operational Leadership: Assist in the day-to-day management of Bureau operations, including staffing, workload distribution, attendance oversight, and performance management. Prepare case status, statistical, and performance reports as required. Support implementation of Office policies, procedures, and strategic initiatives. Participate in leadership meetings and inter-agency conferences. Contribute to operational efficiency and continuous improvement efforts. Maintain and review bureau statistics and operational reports, utilizing spreadsheets and data tracking tools to monitor case flow, workload distribution, and performance metrics. Culture & Leadership: Promote a culture of professionalism, fairness, respect, and collaboration. Model ethical leadership and sound judgment. Positively contribute to the morale and cohesion of the Bureau. Address conflict constructively and maintain high standards of accountability. Uphold the Office’s mission of pursuing justice with integrity. Job Qualifications: Juris Doctor degree. Minimum 7 years of significant felony trial experience, including substantial jury trial practice. Minimum of five (5) qualifying matters, which must include at least three (3) felony trials served as First Chair. The additional two qualifying matters could be major investigations or trials as first chair. Strong investigative background with working knowledge of investigative methods and case development strategies. Proven ability to manage complex legal issues from inception through trial or resolution. Excellent written and oral advocacy skills. Strong organizational and administrative capabilities. Excellent interpersonal skills and leadership presence. Demonstrated patience, professionalism, and the ability to teach and develop others. Ability to motivate, organize, and direct attorneys and professional staff. Sound judgment, discretion, and high ethical standards. Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Outlook, and Excel. New York State residency and U.S. citizenship required as of the first day of employment. Salary Range: $197,275-$211,632 Deputy Bureau Chief of the General Crimes Bureau $197,275 - $211,632 Bronx District Attorney’s Office 85149 |
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| Company: | BDAO - Bronx District Attorney’s Office | ||
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| Employment type: | Full Time | ||
| Salary: | $197,275 - $211,632 | ||
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| Degree: | JD | ||
| Experience (year): | Unspecified | ||
| Job Location: | Bronx, NY USA | ||
| Zip/Postal Code: | 10451 | ||
| Post Date: | 05/06/2026 | ||
| More Details: | Click here to read more about this job. | ||
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