Illinois Attorney General (IL) careers
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The Office of the Attorney General is exactly as old as Illinois. It came into existence when the state was admitted to the Union on December 3, 1818, and has been reshaped by constitution and statute ever since. The attorney general is the state's chief legal officer, and the office's work divides into consumer protection, environmental enforcement, public integrity and corruption investigations, Medicaid fraud and elderly abuse, civil and disability rights, workplace rights, and support for crime victims. It keeps offices in Springfield, Chicago, and Carbondale.
Recruiting runs on two tracks with separate postings, attorney and non-attorney, alongside internships, law student clerkships, and post-graduate law clerkships for people still in school or just out. Which division takes you decides the subject matter, whether that is consumer fraud, environmental enforcement, the Public Access Counselor's office, or the Conviction Integrity Unit.
Open Illinois Attorney General (IL) jobs
Communications Attendant, Consumer Fraud, Springfield, #26-28
Full-time$44,472 – $57,900 per year
Communications Attendant
Full-time$44,472 – $57,900 per year
Communications Attendant 25-39
Full-time$44,472 – $57,900 per year