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Weber State

University Faculty Criminal Justice

Candidate Expectations: We are seeking a dynamic faculty member to teach law and court courses within our Criminal Justice curriculum. Candidates should bring professional experience and the ability to develop and teach engaging online and in-person courses. Weber State faculty are committed to high quality teaching, and the ability to facilitate lively discussion and analysis of contemporary criminal justice issues is especially important to our students. Faculty are committed to ongoing scholarly activity, and involve and mentor students in research, service, and high impact educational pursuits. Faculty work collaboratively, through service to the department, college, university, and broader community.
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Opportunity for Criminal Defense Attorneys

What We Offer (No Cost to You) A steady stream of contracted criminal cases Dedicated private office space Full staff support for all contracted matters Staff to answer phones and assist your clients Streamlined systems and calendaring tools to keep you organized Weekly paychecks — consistent, dependable, and on time Depending on your willingness to work, there is the potential to make up to $250,000/year. What You’ll Do Represent clients in all scheduled hearings and court appearances See each case through to resolution, including trial when necessary Make communication a top priority with both clients and staff Work from the office when not in court to manage discovery, phone calls, and assist staff
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Litigation Paralegal - Office of Professional Conduct

Full-time paralegal position in the Office of Professional Conduct, which investigates and prosecutes allegations of ethical misconduct against Utah lawyers. Position primarily with drafting and filing court documents, case management, and trial support. Three years of paralegal experience strongly preferred. Must have experience with electronic filing in state court, be dependable and organized, and have strong oral and written communication skills. Position will also assist with cases at the administrative level, including assisting with investigations, speaking with parties and witnesses, drafting documents, and reviewing court dockets. Spanish language skills are a plus.
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Paralegal - Office of Professional Conduct

Full-time paralegal position in the Office of Professional Conduct, which investigates and prosecutes allegations of ethical misconduct against Utah lawyers. Must be dependable, organized, and detail oriented. Position will primarily assist with cases at the administrative level, including assisting with investigations, speaking with parties and witnesses, drafting documents, and reviewing court dockets. Position also assists with cases filed in court. Must be dependable and organized and have strong oral and written communication skills. Should have experience with Microsoft Word, Excel, and Adobe. Experience with case management software preferred. Spanish language skills are a plus.
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Disciplinary Counsel – Office of Professional Conduct

Full-time Disciplinary Counsel position with the Utah Office of Professional Conduct. Position investigates allegations of lawyer misconduct and prosecutes cases at the administrative and state court levels. Must have a J.D. degree from a recognized college of law. Must be admitted to practice law in Utah and be in good standing. Litigation and trial experience are strongly preferred. Must also have strong research, writing, and organizational skills, and be capable of managing a large case load. Salary commensurate with experience. Please submit resume and letter of interest by email to Christine Greenwood at cgreenwood@opcutah.org and mbarton@opcutah.org by December 1, 2025.
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Staff Attorney / Of Counsel (Non-Partner Track)

This attorney will be involved in a broad variety of business, real estate, and commercial litigation matters, and will be responsible for completing legal research and writing functions, as assigned by the firm’s attorneys. These assignments are likely to include appellate briefs, summary judgment and other dispositive motion filings, and numerous other substantive briefs and filings with the court. Competitive applicants should have excellent writing, research, organizational, and communication skills. Successful candidates will also be detail-oriented, hardworking, and possess strong interpersonal skills, and work well in a team environment.

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