Candidates need proven management and leadership experience, knowledge of criminal justice legislation and policy, and financial and administrative management skills. Strong communication, stakeholder relationship and project management abilities are also required.
Candidates need to be members in good standing of the Law Society of Ontario and hold a valid Ontario Class G driver's licence. Strong prosecution, criminal law, trial and advocacy experience is required, along with excellent written and oral communication skills.
Reporting, Legal research, Regulatory compliance, Bar admission, Case management, Constitutional law
Candidates need experience supporting vulnerable clients affected by violence and trauma, plus knowledge of trauma-informed and anti-racist practice and crisis intervention. Strong communication, report writing, case management, computer and video-conferencing skills are also required.
MS Office, Case management system, Video conferencing systems
Candidates need active membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario and a valid Ontario Class G driver's licence. Strong criminal prosecution experience, advocacy skills, and knowledge of criminal law, procedure and evidence are required.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute and be available for irregular hours, including weekends and holidays. A valid Ontario driver's licence and willingness to travel to courts by air or car are also needed.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute and be able to work irregular hours, including weekends and holidays. Strong customer service, attention to detail, discretion and basic computer troubleshooting skills are needed, and a driver's licence in Ontario is preferred.
Candidates need typing speed of at least 30 words per minute, strong written and verbal communication, and good computer skills. Availability for irregular hours, weekends and holidays, willingness to travel to courts, and a valid Ontario driver's licence may also be needed.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute and be available for irregular hours, including weekends and holidays. A valid Ontario driver's licence and willingness to travel to different courts may be needed, along with strong customer service, attention to detail and cash handling skills.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute and be available for irregular hours, including weekends and holidays. They should be willing to travel between courts by air or car, communicate clearly, handle sensitive information discreetly and pass a criminal record and judicial matters check.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute, and a valid Ontario driver's licence is preferred. They also need strong customer service, attention to detail, comfort with court technology, and flexibility for irregular hours, weekends, holidays and travel.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute and speak French at the advanced level, with written French at the advanced-minus level. Strong customer service, attention to detail, discretion and the ability to use computer systems and court recording equipment are also needed.
Candidates need to type at least 30 words per minute and be available for irregular hours, including weekends and holidays. A valid Ontario driver's licence and willingness to travel to courts by car or air may be required, along with strong customer service and computer skills.
Candidates need advanced oral and written French, typing of 50 words per minute, and 70% on spelling and grammar testing. They also need knowledge of criminal law, court procedures and legal terminology, plus strong organization and office software skills.
Court procedures, Legal terminology, Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Work independently, Analytical skills
Candidates need superior-level written and oral French and English, typing at 50 words per minute, and working knowledge of court procedures and statutes such as the Criminal Code and Courts of Justice Act. Proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel and Quicklaw is also required.
Candidates need to type 50 words per minute and have legal secretarial or administrative experience. They also need strong written and oral communication, knowledge of court systems and legal terminology, and proficiency in Microsoft Office.
Microsoft Office, Intranet, Legal office systems, Court systems databases
Candidates need Law Society of Ontario membership in good standing and strong knowledge of the Criminal Code, the Charter and evidence law. Candidates also need IGG litigation experience, major forensic case experience, strong writing and presentation skills, and the ability to travel to other court locations.
Decision making, Bar admission, Criminal law, Litigation, Communication skills, Research
Candidates need to be lawyers in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, with working knowledge of the Criminal Code and the Charter and litigation experience with IGG cases. They also need experience with major forensic-evidence cases and with advising police and Crowns.
Litigation, Case management, Bar admission, Criminal law, Communication skills, Research
Candidates need to be lawyers in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario, with experience interpreting finance and tax legislation and drafting contracts and regulations. Strong research, analytical, communication and computer skills are required, along with the ability to work under tight deadlines.
Candidates need active membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario. They must have criminal prosecution experience, including jury trials, knowledge of the Criminal Code and Charter, and strong oral and written advocacy skills.
Bar admission, Criminal law, Case management, Communication skills, Client relationship management, RMS
Candidates need current membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario and proven experience prosecuting in Ontario courts. They also need knowledge of the Criminal Code, YCJA and Charter, plus strong advocacy, communication and courtroom technology skills.
Candidates need current membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario and working knowledge of the Criminal Code, the Charter and criminal procedure. They also need strong analytical, writing, advocacy and communication skills.
Candidates need to type 50 words per minute, which will be tested during interviews. They need knowledge of legal office procedures, Rules of Civil Procedure and legal terminology, plus strong Microsoft Office and case management database skills.
Adobe, Case management system, Database applications
Candidates need membership in good standing with the Law Society of Ontario and a valid Ontario G licence. The Ministry wants proven criminal prosecution experience, jury trial experience, strong advocacy and communication skills, and the ability to travel across the North Region.