Justice attaché - liberty and detention disputes
Direction des services judiciaires - CA ORLEANS · State civil service
En français : Attaché de justice - contentieux de la liberté et de la détention
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This job in plain words
The justice attaché supports the coordinating magistrate of the liberty and detention disputes chamber at the Tribunal judiciaire d'Orléans. The job covers hearing preparation, legal research and drafting decision proposals, mainly on administrative detention and compulsory psychiatric care.
Can you apply?
Open only to contract agents. Applicants must hold a legal degree with at least four years of study after the baccalauréat.
- Category
- Category A (executive)
- Diploma
- Master's degree or equivalent, legal training of at least four years of study after the baccalauréat
- Experience
- Experienced
- Contract
- Contract agent, 3-year contract
The profile they want:
- Interest in disputes involving deprivation of liberty
- Knowledge of civil procedure and immigration law
- Good knowledge of the court system
- Strong writing, analysis and summary skills
- Ability to manage deadlines and urgent work
What you would do
- Prepare hearings and assist the magistrate during the hearing
- Carry out legal research and write analysis notes
- Propose draft decisions to the magistrates
- Update the reasoning guide on administrative detention
- Prepare hearings on compulsory psychiatric care
How to apply
Do not apply online. Send your application directly to the court, as stated on the official offer.
Documents to send:
- CV
- Cover letter
Good to know:
- The job is in category A.
- The job can help prepare for competitive exams, including the magistrates' exam.
- Training may be arranged through the ENM and internally.
We wrote this summary automatically from the official offer. Only the offer published on Choisir le Service Public counts: read it before you apply. Source: Choisir le Service Public (DGAFP), Etalab 2.0 licence.