Cook County State's Attorney's Office

United States
700 Total Employees
Year Founded: 1995

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Professional Services
Provide victims with information, emotional support, safety planning and concrete services. Serve as liaison to court staff, conduct outreach and trainings, intervene in crises, assist with orders of protection, maintain case records and reports, and travel between locations for interviews and support. Work a flexible, Tuesday–Saturday schedule and interact regularly with high-risk victims.
Professional Services
Provide victims of crime with information/education, emotional support, safety planning, and concrete services. Serve as liaison with prosecutors and community partners, conduct outreach and training, maintain case records and databases, assist in crisis interventions and safety planning, and support court-related processes for domestic violence and related cases.
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In-Office
Rolling Meadows, IL, USA
Professional Services
Provide trauma-informed advocacy, crisis intervention, safety planning, case management, and referrals for victims of crime. Conduct intakes, safety assessments, maintain case documentation and program statistics, coordinate logistics and transportation, collaborate with prosecutors and community partners, deliver trainings, and perform outreach while maintaining confidentiality.
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In-Office
Chicago, IL, USA
Professional Services
Lead data governance, strategy, and analytics for the State's Attorney's Office. Develop data methodologies, manage data warehouse/marts, oversee data solutions and FOIA responses, enable predictive analytics and dashboards, engage stakeholders, and manage a data team to support data-driven decision making and public-facing data projects.
Professional Services
Prosecute felony, misdemeanor, and traffic matters in Cook County courthouses. Litigate motions, bench and jury trials, conduct preliminary hearings and grand jury work, manage discovery, work with law enforcement, witnesses, and victims, and make charging decisions. Must meet deadlines, communicate with diverse communities, and perform independent and team-based courtroom duties.