Typical work assignments will include: Assisting AUSAs in preparing for hearings, grand jury proceedings, and trial involving narcotics and related criminal cases; Conducting legal research using federal and state statutes, regulations, case law, and legal research systems to support investigations, prosecutions, and litigation activities; Drafting legal documents, correspondence, case summaries, and other litigation-related materials such as discovery documents, subpoenas, and exhibit lists for attorney review; Reviewing, summarizing, and organizing investigative materials, testimony, and evidence to support case development; Assisting with discovery by compiling, reviewing, organizing, and producing large volumes of records, and identifying missing or relevant information; Organizing cases for court presentations by preparing and managing exhibits, including documentary and digital evidence; Providing attorneys with legal documents, case materials, exhibits, and witness information during investigations and court proceedings; Maintaining and utilizing case tracking systems, logs, and databases to monitor case progress, assignments, deadlines, and document production; Providing administrative and case management support, including organizing files, managing records, and ensuring accurate documentation; and. Experience may also include assisting with case development by reviewing and summarizing investigative materials, testimony, and evidence; supporting discovery by compiling, reviewing, and organizing large volumes of records; organizing and managing exhibits for hearings or trial; and maintaining case tracking systems, logs, or databases to monitor case progress, assignments, and deadlines in a high-volume litigation environment.