Key Responsibilities As a Principal Crown Prosecutor, the incumbent will assume responsibility for the following: - appear as leading counsel in all types of criminal trials in the superior courts. - exercise, without supervision, the discretion to initiate, vary and discontinue serious criminal charges. - act as an expert source of advice to staff on complex and sensitive legal matters. - manage their Chambers to ensure high quality delivery of prosecution services within a framework of continuous improvement. - provide professional mentoring for other Crown Prosecutors and legal staff and focus on performance focus aimed at improving professional capability. - monitor the health and well-being of staff. - manage stakeholder relationships and communication between the ODPP and parties to proceedings so that matters are finalised efficiently. - contribute to whole-of-ODPP initiatives to improve systems and work practices. Mandatory Qualifications, Conditions and Requirements You will... be admitted as a Legal Practitioner in a State or Territory of Australia (please indicate date of admission). How you will be assessed Appointments in the public service are based on merit. We will look at what work you've undertaken previously and what knowledge, skills and learned experiences you can bring to the team and the role. We will also look at your personal qualities and your potential for development. Your ability to perform this role will be measured against the 'Program Leader' profile of the Leadership Competencies for Queensland (LCQ) framework. The ideal applicant for this role will be someone who can demonstrate the following: - Leads strategically - Manage the operations of the work unit and contribute to state-wide initiatives and reviews - Makes insightful decisions - Conduct highly complex criminal trials and appeals - Develops and mobilises talent - Manage and motivate legal and support staff including managing performance and identifying professional development opportunities - Builds enduring relationships - Identify and address the needs of victims of crimeand manage stakeholder relationships - Fosters health and inclusive workplaces - Monitor and actively manage the health and wellbeing of staff - Drives accountability and outcomes - Commitment to professional and ethical standards. Applications to remain current for 12 months.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Australia License
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