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Assistant Attorney General, Correctional Litigation Division: The Office of the Attorney General is seeking applicants for Assistant Attorney General in its Correctional Litigation Division. Applicants should have at least five years litigation experience. Admission to the Bar required. Experience with civil rights and federal litigation preferred but not required. Must be self-starter and able to work independently.

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How to Find a Job on the Hill
Jacqueline Benditt

The easiest way to get a job on the Hill is to know someone who can get you through the door for an interview. That could be a key constituent from the Members district, or a friend or mentor of yours who may have ties to the Hill.

However, if you have no contacts on the Hill, the best way to begin your job search is to… Click here for the rest of the article.