Section 179(2) of the Constitution empowers the National Prosecuting Authority to institute criminal proceedings on behalf of the State and to carry out any necessary functions incidental to instituting criminal proceedings.
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Senior State Advocate - National Prosecutions Services
An LLB. For serving prosecutors seeking promotion any appropriate legal qualification.
At least eight (8) years post qualification legal experience in civil and/or criminal litigation.
Five (5) years’ experience in legal practice will be added advantage.
At least three (3) years’ experience in the prosecution of organised crime cases.
Admission as an advocate or attorney will be an added advantage.
DUTIES :
Conduct prosecution of serious, complex and organised crime cases and terrorism and terror financing matters.
Advise the police on the investigation of serious, complex organised crime cases and other matters.
Conduct legal research and keep up to date with legal developments.
Draft charge sheets and other court documents and represent the State in all courts. Draft heads of arguments and argue appeals.
Present cases in court, lead witnesses, cross examine and address the court on conviction and sentence. Appear in motion proceedings and also do appeals and reviews.
Generally, conduct prosecution on behalf of the State. Attend represent the Organised Crime Unit in stakeholder meetings. Participate in the performance assessment of staff being mentored.
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