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Assistant State's Attorney Position in a Small County
This would be my first job. Do you think being in an assistant state's attorney office in a small county with only 6 assistant state's attorneys will open doors for me or will I be stuck? Thanks.
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Re: Assistant State's Attorney Position in a Small County
Doors to what?
You won't be stuck in that small county or government in general if you are good at what you do. But I suspect biglaw is virtually closed.
(Are you doing criminal, civil, or both?)
You won't be stuck in that small county or government in general if you are good at what you do. But I suspect biglaw is virtually closed.
(Are you doing criminal, civil, or both?)
