Maryland, and how it applies to case management, document preparation, and discovery disclosuresLocate and research CVs of any expert witnesses anticipated to testify at trialAccompany trial attorneys at court proceedings to track and contemporaneously update case information in case management system (e.g., court dates, warrant information, filing of pleadings by defense counsel, etc.)Locate and prepare complete files for all criminal court appearancesPrepare all plea paperwork, judgments, and other related legal documents necessary for the proper disposition of criminal casesManage, organize, and maintain documents in paper and electronic filing systemsPrepare, generate, and file subpoenas, pre-trial motions, revocations, adjudications, bench warrants, competency/sanity motions, and other documentsAssist with jury trials by preparing prospective jury charts, reviewing prior service of jurors, and copying jury list for attorneys and InvestigatorsEnhance trial proceedings by organizing evidence, preparing exhibits, scheduling witnesses with Victim/Witness Coordinators, and typing or legibly writing detailed legible courtroom notesCommunicate with court staff to ensure condition and use of courtroom equipment (e.g., audio/visual)Communicate with law enforcement agencies, defense attorneys, probation officers, state agencies, and others, maintaining courtesy and professionalismOrganize materials for prosecution team case review SALARY AND BENEFITS$48,000 to $53,000 Salary commensurate with experience. Examples of such duties include, but are not limited to, the following:Perform basic administrative service tasks such as taking or receiving phone calls, responding to e-mails, making copies, redacting files, BATES numbering, greeting witnesses, and all things necessary to assist a trial attorneyCoordinate meetings and appointments with Victim/Witness Division personnel, lawyers, victims, survivors, witnesses, etc.