Senior Trial Attorney (Criminal Enforcement Lead)
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- Job type
- Not stated by the source
- Department
- Other Agencies and Independent Organizations
- Salary
- USD 169,279–197,200 per year (as published by the source)
- Posted
- 2026-11-06
- Applications close
- 2026-11-16 · Closes in 9 days
Description
The incumbent serves as the Division's lead attorney for identifying potential criminal enforcement matters and has considerable expertise in identifying, investigating, and developing potential criminal violations of the statutes administered by CPSC; preparing and presenting criminal referrals to the Department of Justice (DOJ); coordinating with federal law enforcement and investigative partners; and supporting the prosecution of criminal matters arising under CPSC's authorities.