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02/04/2019 04:27 PM EST
Criminal Division (CRM)
Fraud Section
Washington, District of Columbia
Announcement #: 19-CRM-FRD-016
Application Deadline: February 12, 2019
The Criminal Division, U.S. Department of Justice, is seeking a qualified, experienced attorney to serve as a Victim Attorney Advisor in the Fraud Section’s Strategy, Policy, and Training (SPT) Unit. Specifically, the incumbent will advise Fraud Section Management and the Fraud Section's litigating units (Health Care Fraud (HCF), Securities and Financial Fraud (SFF), and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)) on all legal issues relating to victims of fraudulent schemes, including: determining whether someone is a "victim" within the meaning of federal law and the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines; assisting in the calculation of restitution for victims; and assisting in the preparation of victim impact statements as needed prior to sentencing. Upon accepting an offer of employment, applicants must make a three-year commitment to the Fraud Section.
Generally, as a Victim Attorney Advisor on, the incumbent:
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Fraud Section
Washington, District of Columbia
Announcement #: 19-CRM-FRD-016
Application Deadline: February 12, 2019
The Criminal Division, U.S. Department of Justice, is seeking a qualified, experienced attorney to serve as a Victim Attorney Advisor in the Fraud Section’s Strategy, Policy, and Training (SPT) Unit. Specifically, the incumbent will advise Fraud Section Management and the Fraud Section's litigating units (Health Care Fraud (HCF), Securities and Financial Fraud (SFF), and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA)) on all legal issues relating to victims of fraudulent schemes, including: determining whether someone is a "victim" within the meaning of federal law and the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines; assisting in the calculation of restitution for victims; and assisting in the preparation of victim impact statements as needed prior to sentencing. Upon accepting an offer of employment, applicants must make a three-year commitment to the Fraud Section.
Generally, as a Victim Attorney Advisor on, the incumbent:
- Advises Fraud Section management, attorneys, and staff about the laws that govern the rights of victims and the services to which they are entitled;
- Comments on proposed legislation and its effects on victims, ensuring that the Fraud Section responds appropriately to victim rights;
- Provides advice and guidance to victims about their rights under the law and consults with victims of crime before, during, and after court proceedings; and
- Plans, provides, and supervises training and workshops to Fraud Section attorneys and other employees regarding federal laws involving victims, including the CVRA, the VRRA, the VWPA of 1982, the Victims of Crime Act, the CCA of 1990, the Victims' Rights Clarification Act of 1997, and other applicable laws.
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