Assistant Prosecuting Attorney – Isabella County Prosecutor’s Office
Listed on 2026-10-05
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Law/Legal
Legal Counsel, Lawyer, Litigation, Legal Assistant
Dorothy Marshall September 23, 2026
Position Information
Agency Level: County
County: Isabella
Agency: County Prosecutor’s Office
Job Title: Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Work Location: Isabella County Prosecutor’s Office
Reports To: County Prosecutor
Salary: $65,091.00 – $79,194.00 Yearly
Benefits
- Comprehensive Benefit Package includes, health, dental and vision insurance, paid holidays, paid time off, MERS Defined Contribution Plan
Experience Level
- Entry-level
Position: Full-Time
Posting Date: 09/23/2026
Open Until Filled
Job DescriptionThe Isabella County Prosecutor’s Office has an opening for an Assistant Prosecuting Attorney position. We are in search of an individual that enjoys advocating in the courtroom, who is proficient in legal research and writing, and above all is passionate about seeking justice for victims of criminal activity. Assistant prosecuting attorneys will receive invaluable career experience, courtroom training, and rewarding sense of purpose.
The chosen applicant will be responsible for handling cases in accordance with office philosophy, but given freedom to make independent decisions. Applicants will have the opportunity to work with, and learn from, experienced trial attorneys and exceptional support staff.
Chosen hire will have the ability to grow within the organization with potential for additional career advancement.
Responsibilities And DutiesReview and authorize requests for warrants, determine the appropriate charge(s) and prosecute criminal misdemeanor cases, juvenile matters, as well as handle SOS hearings and other formal hearings. Applicant will be required to negotiate cases to reach a plea agreement, prepare legal motions, answers defense motions, prepare search warrants, and advise law enforcement on legal issues, as well as prepare witnesses for trial and try cases before a judge or jury.
List Of Responsibilities And Duties- Reveiw and authorize warrant requests for misdemeanor and juvenile cases.
- No previous prosecution experience is necessary, but any criminal law experience should be noted in the application.
- Graduate of an accredited law school, licensed to practice law in the State of Michigan, or pending bar results.
- Member in good standing with the Michigan State Bar.
- A valid Michigan driver’s license.
Employment is dependent on background check and criminal history. Applicant must complete County application form.
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