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Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development Assistance and Training
Mexico City
Announcement #: 21-CRM-DET-001
Application Deadline: November 4, 2020
The Resident Legal Advisor (RLA) for Trafficking in Persons (TIP) at the U.S. Embassy in Mexico will work to enhance Mexico's prosecutorial and law enforcement capacity to combat TIP cases and enhance required skill sets to successfully prosecute these cases. The RLA will provide specialized instruction, case-based mentoring, and advice to Mexican justice sector actors and assistance to address the legal requirements and functional impediments to TIP prosecutions in Mexico. The RLA will also be responsible for the implementation of programs that focus on criminal justice sector institutional development in the host nation, including transition and implementation of the accusatorial system, assessment of the legal system, prosecutorial capacity building, trial advocacy skills development, evidence collection and preservation, pretrial alternatives; and judicial capacity building related to TIP cases and transnational crimes.
Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development, Assistance and Training
Cairo
Announcement #: 21-CRM-DET-003
Application Deadline: November 16, 2020
The Intermittent Legal Advisor (ILA) will work under the auspices of the United States Embassy in Cairo, Egypt, representing the Department of Justice and OPDAT in the implementation of the OPDAT Egypt justice sector assistance program. The ILA will develop capacity building programs and mentor justice sector personnel, with a focus on antiquities trafficking, money laundering and financial crimes, cybercrimes, and intellectual property rights violations. The ILA will work closely with the Egyptian Public Prosecutor's Office, regional prosecutors' offices nationwide and other government institutions, such as the Ministries of Justice and Antiquities and Tourism. The ILA will work on promoting the Egyptian investigators, prosecutors, and judges' understanding and application of the laws and tools available to address such crimes. Where necessary, the ILA will assist efforts to improve laws, procedures, and tools available to the Egyptians in compliance with international standards and norms.
Office of Overseas Prosecutorial Development, Assistance and Training
Panama City
Application Deadline: November 4, 2020
The Intermittent Legal Advisor (ILA) will be responsible for developing and delivering capacity building programs to enhance and strengthen Panama's capacity in the areas of terrorist financing, money laundering and financial crimes related to Hizballah, terrorist designations, and counterterrorism rule of law processes and procedures. The ILA may also assist the host government in assessing existing substantive and procedural legislation related to terrorist financing, within the framework of appropriate international standards, and help develop legislation to comply with international standards. Furthermore, the ILA will work with the relevant authorities to develop their abilities to receive, evaluate, and respond to requests for cooperation from law enforcement authorities in partner nations in matters related to terrorist financing and related cases.
The ILA may also be expected to provide technical assistance in areas that may include freezing/seizing assets, financial fraud, public corruption, organized crime, and extradition related to counterterrorism activities. This position may require engaging with justice sector officials from countries in the region on combating terrorism and financial crime through international cooperation.
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