I'm somewhat interested in working at a DA's office is a small town, and I just have a few questions:
What is the atmosphere like?
Are there typically only a few ADAs?
What are the cases like?
Anything else you want to add? Pros? Cons?
What's working in a DA's office in a small town like? Forum
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Re: What's working in a DA's office in a small town like?
I did an intern for a DA office in a city with a population of 80,000. Not sure if thats small. There were about 10 criminal and 8 civil attorneys. mostly they were handeling small time DUI's or thefts or wrongful termination. Almost always a guilty plea and rarely a trial. about one or two murders a year and those usually settled as well. They seemed understaffed, too many offenses to charge, too much paper work, and too little time.
