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Grand Rapids, MI
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Announcement #: 23-MIW-12026510-AUSA
Application Deadline: September 30, 2023
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Michigan is presently hiring for multiple permanent Criminal AUSA positions including the following specialty areas:
Assistant U.S. Attorney (Indian Country)
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Michigan is currently seeking applications from experienced litigators to fill an AUSA position handling criminal cases in its Grand Rapids Office, with occasional travel to its Marquette Office. The AUSA will work with federal, state, local, and tribal law enforcement agencies to investigate and prosecute primarily crimes occurring on property owned by, or held in trust for, Native American Tribes. This is an important position in our District, which has eleven federally-recognized tribes within its borders-together comprising the largest Native American population in any district east of the Mississippi River. The AUSA who fills this role will prosecute a variety of cases, many involving vulnerable victims, including crimes against children and disproportionately affecting Native women. The AUSA may also prosecute other offenses, such as crimes involving firearms and explosives, drug-trafficking offenses, and financial frauds. The AUSA will also provide training and coordination in connection with legal issues affecting tribes in the District.
Assistant U.S. Attorney (Domestic Terrorism/Violent Crime)
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Michigan is currently seeking applications from experienced litigators to fill an AUSA position handling criminal cases in its Grand Rapids Office. This position will focus on confronting and curtailing violent crime in West Michigan, including crimes committed by domestic violent extremists (DVE), and may involve prosecution of a wide range of cases from firearms and drug trafficking offenses; Hobbs Act robberies; arsons; domestic terrorism and other violent crimes. The Western District of Michigan has prosecuted several significant and important DVE cases in recent years, including the prosecution of anti-government extremists who conspired to kidnap the Governor of the State of Michigan to spark a violent uprising against the government. The AUSA who fills this position will join a talented and dedicated team of public servants committed to upholding the rule of law, keeping the district safe, and protecting civil rights.
Office of Chief Counsel
Multiple Locations
Announcement #: 23-CC-DE-12023438-TW
Application Deadline: December 29, 2023
Duty location for these positions are based on the applicant's willingness to live in the local commuting area of one the Division offices. The positions may be located in the following ATF Field Division Offices.
Currently recruiting for:
Central: Nashville and Memphis TN, Columbus, OH, New Orleans, LA, Chicago, IL, Saint Paul, MN, and Kansas, MO
West: Los Angeles (Glendale) and San Francisco (Dublin), CA
East: Washington, DC, Charlotte, NC, Baltimore, MD and Boston, MA
PLEASE DESIGNATE YOUR PREFERRED LOCATION ON YOUR RESUME. *Applicants who are not currently located in one of the areas identified above must relocate to one of the offices listed in the region.
The selected applicant is responsible for all associated travel and relocation expenses.
GS-13: $84,546 - $109,908
GS-14: $99,908 - $129,878
*This vacancy announcement is open continuous to create a standing register for the announced locations.*
The first cut-off date is: July 10, 2023.
* Future cut-off dates will be at the hiring manager's discretion.
*If you are found qualified and eligible, your name will remain on the register through the closing date of this announcement.
Serves as a staff attorney in a Field Region (Central, East, or West) and reports to the Deputy Associate Chief Counsel of that region. The attorney prepares advisory opinions on a variety of issues and questions presented by the Field Division's Special Agent in Charge, the Director of Industry Operations, and the Associate or Deputy Associate Chief Counsel. This requires the research and analysis of legal matters such as the seizure and forfeiture of property; offers in compromise; the issuance, suspension, and revocation of licenses and permits; and violations and prosecution of criminal provisions of Federal law relating to alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives and disclosure and testimony requests These assignments usually involve complicated facts and require the review and analysis of inspection reports and/or criminal investigation reports and other documents submitted with the request for a legal opinion.
The attorney handles cases involving possible litigation in connection with alcohol, tobacco, explosives and firearms matters. Reviews and analyzes investigation reports to determine whether or not the facts constitute violations of the law and regulations and to determine the procedure to be followed; and prepares legal summaries advising as to the action that should be taken on cases. If the case relates to permit or license matters that are adjudicated before administrative law judges or hearing examiners, the incumbent may represent the Bureau at the hearing. On cases that are tried by the Department of Justice, such as criminal violation cases, the incumbent may, upon request of the U.S. Attorney, assist at the trial and settlement thereof.
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