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Analyzes financial records from criminal investigations to trace funds, identify assets, and determine proceeds eligible for forfeiture. Supports prosecutors by developing forfeiture theories and preparing financial evidence, exhibits, charts, and abstracts for court proceedings. Requires strong organization, communication, teamwork, multitasking, and the ability to work independently under pressure.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office by organizing and analyzing legal documents, conducting factual and legal research, drafting memoranda, managing records and databases, coordinating with federal agencies, and providing automated litigation support for briefs, hearings, exhibits, charts, and presentations.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and enters information from multiple sources to support FBI asset forfeiture case operations. Maintains case files and databases, tracks deadlines and file status, coordinates information requests, prepares accurate reports and summaries, processes case-related documents, and provides timely updates. The role requires meticulous data entry, strong organization, communication skills, document evaluation ability, and familiarity with Microsoft Office and database applications.

Supports the U.S. Attorney’s Office by reviewing case materials, conducting legal and factual research, preparing correspondence and reports, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, assisting with pretrial preparation, and summarizing testimony and depositions. The role also requires database and legal research tool use, strong organization, communication, and professionalism under pressure.

Analyzes and organizes information from multiple sources in support of FBI asset forfeiture and law enforcement initiatives. Responsibilities include data entry, reconciling inconsistencies, maintaining case files, tracking deadlines, coordinating information requests, preparing reports and summaries, processing documents, and providing timely status updates. The role requires strong attention to detail, communication, organization, legal-document comprehension, Microsoft Office proficiency, U.S. citizenship, and completion of a background investigation.

Collects, analyzes, reconciles, and enters information from multiple sources for the United States Attorney’s Office. Maintains case files and databases, tracks case status and deadlines, coordinates information requests, prepares accurate reports and summaries, performs case-related word processing, and provides timely updates while supporting asset forfeiture and law enforcement operations.

Provides financial management, budgeting, accounting, and reporting support for USDA seized and forfeited asset accounts. Reviews invoices, receipts, reports, and reprogramming requests; analyzes financial data and trends; develops revenue and expense reports; and supports budget execution and financial reporting. The role requires strong Excel, organizational, communication, and data-entry skills, along with U.S. citizenship and completion of a 7- or 10-year background investigation.

Supports USAO attorneys and DOJ’s Asset Forfeiture Program by researching cases and laws, reviewing legal materials, preparing correspondence and reports, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, attending pretrial meetings, and summarizing testimony and depositions. The role requires strong legal research, writing, organization, communication, and litigation-support skills, along with U.S. citizenship and a seven- or ten-year background investigation.

Supports ATF attorneys by reviewing case materials, conducting legal and public-record research, preparing reports and correspondence, organizing trial exhibits, interviewing witnesses, verifying citations, and summarizing testimony and depositions. Requires a paralegal certificate or at least two years of related law office or government experience, plus legal research, writing, organizational, Microsoft Office, and litigation-support skills. U.S. citizenship and a seven- or ten-year background investigation are required.

Coordinates federal fact-witness support for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, including witness communications, court appearances, travel and lodging, reimbursements, documentation, scheduling, databases, and liaison activities with prosecutors, courts, and law-enforcement partners. Maintains witness files, prepares correspondence and reports, supports courtroom orientation, and ensures compliance with Department of Justice and USAO procedures.