Job Posting Details

Job Title/PositionLocationDate PostedPosting ExpiresJob Start Date
Part-time Assistant County AttorneyLee County6/16/20257/2/202506/16/2025
Position Description, Responsibilities, Requirements and Application Instructions
Job Listing • Assistant County Attorney

Job Listing

Lee County Attorney’s Office

Position: Part-Time Assistant County Attorney • Felony and Misdemeanor Trial Attorney

The Lee County Attorney’s Office is currently accepting applications for a part-time Assistant County Attorney to assist as first or second chair in primarily criminal jury trials.

The hours are variable and dependent on pre-trial and trial settings. The assistant will also assist with the office’s pre-trial diversion program. The total number of trials per year varies but typically does not exceed one jury trial every other month. This position allows non-court work to be conducted remotely. The assistant would not be expected to attend court on regular docket call days.

Applicants may maintain a separate private law practice, provided it does not conflict with the duties of an Assistant County Attorney.

About Us

Lee County is a Central Texas county with approximately 17,000 residents, located about an hour from both Austin and College Station. The Lee County Attorney prosecutes misdemeanor and felony criminal cases in Lee County courts. The office includes one full-time Assistant County Attorney, one part-time Assistant County Attorney handling primarily CPS and civil matters, and three administrative assistants. We generally hold misdemeanor court dockets twice a month on Thursdays and felony dockets weekly on Tuesdays.

Job Duties

  • Handle all aspects of felony and misdemeanor prosecutions through trial (not appeals)
  • Assist with the office’s pre-trial diversion program, as requested

Benefits

All benefits are provided pursuant to the Lee County Personnel Policy guidelines. Additional benefits may be negotiated.

Salary

Starting at $80,000, depending on experience.

Requirements

Juris Doctor degree from an accredited law school. Must be licensed and in good standing with the State Bar of Texas.

Qualifications

The ideal candidate is dependable, possesses strong common sense, and demonstrates effective time management and interpersonal skills. Prior felony first-chair criminal trial prosecution experience is required. The candidate must be able to perform the functions of the job with limited direction from the County Attorney.

Applications

Applicants must submit a résumé and a Lee County Job Application via one of the following methods:

  • Email: casandra.collins@co.lee.tx.us
  • Mail: Lee County Attorney Martin Placke
    Attention: Casandra Collins
    200 S. Main, Suite 305
    Giddings, Texas 78942
  • Fax: 979-542-1226

Applications may be downloaded from the Lee County website: www.co.lee.tx.us

Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.