Assistant Attorney General Vi- Courts and Judicial - Baltimore, United States - Office of the Attorney General- State of Maryland

Office of the Attorney General- State of Maryland

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Baltimore, United States

3 weeks ago

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Mark Lane

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The OAG is seeking applicants for the position of Assistant Attorney General in the Courts and Judicial Affairs Division.

The Assistant Attorney General will primarily provide advice to the 24 elected Clerks of the Circuit Court and their respective offices' departments including but not limited to land records (including the taxation and recording of real estate transactions (both residential and commercial)), civil, criminal, marriage licensing, and business licensing.

This position will provide advice and representation on other issues, including but not limited to administering oaths of office, judicial records access requests, sovereign citizens, and procurement activities.

A minimum of quarterly training presentations provided to the 24 elected Clerks of the Circuit Court and their respective offices' departments is expected annually.

The Court and Judicial Affairs Division generally provides legal services including representation and advice to the entire Judicial Branch of State government and two executive agencies: the Maryland Tax Court and the Office of Administrative Hearings.

Courts and related entities within the Judicial Branch employ approximately 4,500 employees.

Attorneys for the Division litigate and give advice on procurement, intergovernmental agreements, court procedures, compliance, public information, administrative, tort issues, probate, land records, taxation, and employment and personnel matters.

The Division advises and represents in litigation all state judges, the Supreme Court of Maryland, the Appellate Court of Maryland, the 24 Circuit Courts and the District Court of Maryland, as well as court supporting agencies including the Administrative Office of the Courts, the 24 elected Registers of Wills, and the 21 Orphans' Courts and elected judges, and their respective staff.

This position may generally provide advice and representation to the Division's other clients, as needed.

Pay:
$89, $150,415.00 per year

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