Special Prosecutor definition
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To contract or subcontract work as may be determined appropriate by the District Attorney without further bargaining, where the work to be transferred from the bargaining unit is performed by a Special Prosecutor, a visiting District Attorney, or an Assistant Attorney General.
When the Prosecuting Attorney or designee determines that a need exists to fulfill the mission of the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, the County may contract or subcontract work as may be deemed appropriate by the Prosecuting Attorney, where work to be contracted or subcontracted from the bargaining unit is performed by a Special Prosecutor, a visiting Prosecuting Attorney, or an Assistant Attorney General.
The Special Prosecutor will work for a minimum of 16 hours per week (usually two days per week) for a minimum period of three (3) months.
The Special Prosecutor will complete a one week training program at the SAO Advocacy Institute at the start of the appointment.
Customization The application will be customized to include: • Add DA Assigned field o Add new field for DA Assigned on a Referral record • Import prosecutor’s name in the DA Assigned field o The prosecutor’s name is stored as a Staff Assignment with Task Type of ‘PA’ – Prosecutor or ‘SP’ – Special Prosecutor on the Attorney Manager case.
The SAO will provide the Special Prosecutor with an evaluation upon completion of the program.
The Special Prosecutor will not receive monetary compensation or benefits from the SAO or the State of Florida for the assignment.
The Special Prosecutor will be assigned to the County Court Division and will handle misdemeanor cases.
Said Special Deputy Subrecipient Attorney or Special Prosecutor shall be paid from the Subrecipient’s General Budget and DHHS will reimburse the Subrecipient for said expense.
SAO will be responsible for training and for supervision on all matters assigned to the Special Prosecutor.