Investigator Role at Minnesota Board of Public Defense
Overview
Lead investigations of criminal cases for staff attorneys. Operate at large scale. Own complex processes. Differentiate by delivering thorough evidence packages. Responsibilities span multiple domains. Overview highlights ownership and impact.
What You'll Do10
- 1Consult with staff attorneys to develop defense strategies
- 2Gather and analyze factual evidence
- 3Interview and coordinate witnesses
- 4Record statements and photograph crime scenes
- 5Prepare material evidence for courtroom presentations
- 6Evaluate admissibility of investigative findings
- 7Serve subpoenas and manage case files
- 8Develop investigator guidelines and policies
- 9Maintain confidentiality during sensitive proceedings
- 10Collaborate with law enforcement and public entities
Requirements10
- 12 years college coursework in Criminal Justice Sociology Psychology Law Enforcement or related field
- 23 years related paid experience
- 3Comprehensive knowledge of investigative techniques
- 4Deep understanding of criminal statutes
- 5Expertise in Rules of Evidence
- 6Ability to operate in high-pressure environments
- 7Strong written and oral communication skills
- 8Experience handling hostile witnesses
- 9Proficiency in report writing
- 10Familiarity with state government procedures
Salary Insight
$69 - $112k per year
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