Career At DOJ

If you are interested in becoming a Attorney or Judge, the following information will help you decide if this career is right for you. If you are considering applying for a position with the Department of Justice, please be sure to check the current job openings posted on our website.

As a Attorney or Judge, you will represent the United States government and its interests in civil and criminal cases. You will be responsible for advising the government on the legality and advisability of proposed legislation and regulations. You will also be responsible for preparing and arguing cases before the courts, both in federal and state jurisdictions. Attorneys and Judges are responsible for the legal representation of the United States in the prosecution of all cases that come before them. Attorneys and Judges may also advise the government on the advisability and legality of proposed legislation and regulations.

In order to become a Attorney or Judge, you will have to complete a four-year undergraduate degree, and then attend law school. Law schools vary greatly in their requirements and admissions standards. You will need to make sure that the law school you attend meets the minimum requirements set by the Department of Justice. Once you have completed law school, you will need to pass the bar exam in the state where you intend to practice. Most states require the passage of the bar exam within a year after graduation.

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How To Join

Dear Prospective Candidate:

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Thank you for your interest in joining the Department of Justice (DOJ). As a potential applicant, it is important to understand the process for becoming an Attorney or Judge. This information will help you determine if a career as an Attorney or Judge is right for you. In order to become an Attorney or Judge, you will need to obtain a four-year undergraduate degree, and then attend law school. You will need to meet the minimum educational requirements and the admissions standards set by the DOJ. After completing law school, you will need to pass the bar exam. Most states require the bar exam to be taken within a year after graduation.

Once you have determined whether or not you are interested in becoming a Attorney or Judge, you can begin the application process. The first step is to contact the DOJ office in your state. They will provide you with information about the requirements and procedures for becoming a Attorney or Judge. They will also give you an application form. You will need to complete the application and submit it to the DOJ.

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Qualifications

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