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Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, 13TH CIRCUIT- INTAKE ASSISTANT STATE ATTORNEY-OVER MILLION - 21002616 Date: Jul 14, 2026 The State Personnel System is an E-Verify employer. For more information click on ourE-Verify Website . Requisition No:879626 Agency: Justice Administrative Commission Working Title: STATE ATTORNEY'S OFFICE, 13TH CIRCUIT- INTAKE ASSISTANT STATE ATTORNEY-OVER MILLION - 21002616 Position Title: Intake Assistant State Attorney Division: Felony Salary: $108,110 minimum. Salary commensurate with experience. A felony intake attorney is assigned to a specific letter or specialty division and conducts intakes on all cases assigned to that division including doing live interviews on cases involving crimes of violence. The intake attorney makes a filing decision on all these cases and prepares the file for review by the Chief of their division. Intake attorneys consult with law enforcement as needed to conduct intakes. On some occasion intake attorneys also speak with defense counsel on matters that may bear on filing decisions. As part of the intake process, intake ASAs order evidence including but not limited to 911 calls, body worn camera footage, video and photos, and medical or business records. They also screen cases for enhancements, order certified copies of convictions if the conviction is an element of the offense and add/update the witness list in the Case Management System (CMS). All felony letter and specialty division intake ASAs make up a rotation to act as the daytime duty prosecutor. Other occasional duties include PP court coverage when the PP Court ASA is out, requesting new or updating existing form codes and creating citations. Intake ASAs are also assigned to specific law enforcement agency districts where they act as a liaison with the Law Enforcement Officers in that district; in their role as a liaison, the intake ASA is expected to attend regular office hours at their district, as well as occasionally attend roll call meetings. Assistant State Attorneys represent the State of Florida in all criminal and civil cases as prescribed by law and at the pleasure and direction of the elected State Attorney. The Office of the State Attorney for the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit is responsible for prosecuting all criminal violations of state law that occur throughout the Circuit, which encompasses all of Hillsborough County, including the incorporated cities of Tampa, Temple Terrace, and Plant City. In addition to the primary responsibility of prosecuting criminal offenses, our office is actively involved in a variety of community organizations dedicated to preventing crime, reducing recidivism, and supporting victims. Our office also proactively engages in the community in order to improve communication, facilitate transparency, and promote trust with the citizens of Hillsborough County. Job Duties may include, but are not limited to: Prepare indictments, informations and petitions. Interact with victims, police, and witnesses to make critical decisions. Participate in training opportunities provided by the office. This may include attendance at courses, training exercises, or training experiences. Comply with all public records statutes and policies. Dependable and routine in-office attendance. Ability to focus and pay attention to detail. Ability to conduct legal research and apply legal analysis to factual scenarios in an ethical manner. Efficient typing and computer skills and ability to operate office equipment. Effective and efficient communication skills and ability to interact professionally with other employees, members of the public and stakeholders. Perform quality work within deadlines. Ability to read and follow rules, regulations, policies and procedures. Work effectively as a team contributor as well as independently. Ability to lift up to 10 lbs. Ability to work more than 40 hours per week. Attorneys may be required to attend court hearings conducted outside of normal office hours and are required to adequately prepare cases prior to court hearings. Qualifications: A law degree from accredited law school, admittance to Florida Bar and continued membership in good standing. This includes compliance with all membership requirements. Experience as an Assistant State Attorney preferred. 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