Supervising Attorney: Parental Defense Division (Southern Maryland)
Thank you for your interest in the Maryland Office of the Public Defender.  Please complete the application below, then email the following items to attorneyjobs@opd.state.md.us: (1) current resume, (2) cover letter addressing the position qualifications, (3) writing sample, and (4) list of three references.  In the subject line of the email please indicate "Supervising Attorney, Parental Defense: Southern Maryland."

Application materials must be emailed within a couple of days of submitting this form but no later than October 29, 2019.  Incomplete applications will not be considered.


Thank you! If you have questions, please email recruit1@opd.state.md.us.
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Please identify any other positions with the Maryland Office of the Public Defender that you previously or currently have applied for or held. *
Are you a member of a Bar? *
Please identify which jurisdiction(s) and the date(s) of admission or expected admission. *
Have you ever been the subject of a Bar complaint, investigation, or disciplary action?  If yes, please explan what the action was and how it was resolved.
In the space provided below please explain why you want to be a Public Defender in Maryland (400 words minimum). *
In the space provided below tell us why you believe your experiences and skills make you qualified for this specific position at OPD (400 words minimum). *
Thank you for your interest in Maryland OPD!
Please remember to email the following items to attorneyjobs@opd.state.md.us:  (1) current resume, (2) cover letter addressing the position qualifications, (3) writing sample, and (4) a list of references. "Supervising Attorney, Parental Defense: Southern Maryland."

Application materials must be emailed within a couple of days of submitting this form and no later than October 29, 2019.  Incomplete applications will not be considered.

The Maryland Office of the Public Defender is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.  We are committed to building a culturally diverse staff and strongly encourage people historically underrepresented in the practice of law to apply.  Assistant Public Defenders are full-time employees who serve at the pleasure of the Public Defender.  Criminal Procedure Art., Section 16-203(d).  Assistant Public Defenders cannot engage in the private practice of law while in this position.
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