Shelby County Prosecuting Attorney

Shelby County Prosecuting Attorney Prosecuting Attorney: Jordan Force; Administrative Assisant: Wendy Carothers
Victims’ Advocate: Jolie Foreman

From a letter read at the retirement dinner of Manhattan District Attorney William Travers Jerome, New York Times, May 8, 1909, p.2.

“ [T]he prosecuting officer occupies a semi-judicial position; that he is charged with a large discretion, and that, while it is his duty to bring to justice those whom he believed to be guilty, it is equally his duty to protect the innocent and to refrain from pros

ecuting those against whom no sufficient or reasonable proofs can be found. In the course of his duties he sometimes has to stand between an incensed public sentiment, voiced by a clamorous press, and suspected persons against whom no proofs of crime can be produced.”

12/05/2024

The Shelby County Prosecutor’s Office is looking to fill the position of victim’s advocate. This can be a 30-40 hour/week position, and salary will be dependent on number of hours for the role as agreed upon by advocate and prosecutor. This is a wonderful opportunity for someone who is organized and has a commitment to supporting and advocating for victims. Please contact the office at 573-633-2131 as this position will be filled prior to January 1, 2025.

09/19/2024

Wanted: Legal Assistant
Seeking detail-oriented legal assistant to join the Shelby County Prosecutor's Office. The ideal candidate will have excellent organizational skills, strong proofreading and grammar capabilities.

Qualifications required: Associates degree or equivalent experience in a related field, proficiency in Microsoft Office, strong attention to detail, and ability to multitask.

Preferred: legal office experience

This is a full time position with benefits package.

If interested, please submit your resume and cover letter to [email protected] by October 15, 2024.

04/18/2013

The Supreme Court in Missouri v. McNeely determined that in DWI cases, the natural dissipation of alcohol in the blood stream is not sufficient enough of an emergency to allow police officers to perform warrantless blood draws from persons suspected of driving while intoxicated to determine the alcohol level in their blood (if the person refuses to submit to a breath test). Do you agree with the Court's decision? http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/12pdf/11-1425_cb8e.pdf

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Shelbyville, MO
63469

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Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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