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Vacancy Notices REPORTS to : Chief Registrar CLASSIFICATION: MPP 2 DUTIES and TASKS Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday July 26, 2010 • Issue 30 813 Statutory Instruments Post and Level : Transnational Crime Adviser, P-4 Vacancy Announcement Number: 2010-SPC-75914 The following documents are published with and forms part of this Gazette: Duty Station: Brindisi, Italy Deadline for Applications: 31st August, 2010 Statutory Instruments No. 69 of 2010 — Anse La Raye Village Council Organizational Unit: Department of Peacekeeping Operations (DPKO) (Appointments) Notice. No. 70 of 2010 —Choiseul Village Council (Appointments) Indicative Minimum Gross Annual Remuneration: Notice. U.S. $92, 907.00 (Not including Post Adjustment) No. 71 of 2010 — Dennery North District Council ____________ (Appointments) Notice. No. 72 of 2010 — Gros Islet Town Council (Appointments) Notice. Post and Level : Training Adviser, P-4 No. 73 of 2010 — Micoud South District Council Vacancy Announcement Number: 2010-SPC-75915 (Appointments) Notice. Duty Station: Brindisi, Italy No. 74 of 2010 — Soufriere Town Council (Appointments) Deadline for Applications: 31st August, 2010 Notice. Organizational Unit: Department of Peacekeeping No. 75 of 2010 — Vieux Fort Town Council (Appointments) Operations (DPKO) Notice. Indicative Minimum Gross Annual Remuneration: No. 76 of 2010 —Babonneau District Council (Appointments) U.S. $92, 907.00 (Not including Post Adjustment) Notice. Circulation limited to member states. Appointments are No. 77 of 2010 — Canaries Village Council (Appointments) limited to service on posts financed by the support account of Notice. peacekeeping operations. No. 78 of 2010 — Dennery Village Council (Appointments) For further information on the above vacancies contact Notice. United Nations Headquarters at telephone number: 1 (212) No. 79 of 2010 — Laborie Village Council (Appointments) 963 1234, Fax: 1 (212) 963 4879. Notice. No. 80 of 2010 — Micoud Village Council (Appointments) Notice. Post of Judicial Clerk No. 81 of 2010 — Vieux Fort North District Council Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for (Appointments) Notice. appointment to the post of Judicial Clerk within the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court. JOB TITLE : Judicial Clerk Vacancy Notices REPORTS TO : Chief Registrar CLASSIFICATION: MPP 2 DUTIES AND TASKS United Nations 1. Reviews and summarizes evidence, procedural history, and legal issues, in relation to matters before the Court. Post and Level : Team Leader (Operations), P-5 2. Researches legal authorities. Vacancy Announcement Number: 2010-SPC-75904 3. Identifies and analyzes factual and legal issues relevant Duty Station: Brindisi, Italy to the disposition of appeals. Deadline for Applications: 31st August, 2010 4. Prepares memorandum summarizing the factual and Organizational Unit: Department of Peacekeeping legal background of an Appeal and analyzing the factual Operations (DPKO) and legal issues. Indicative Minimum Gross Annual Remuneration: 5. Responds to judge’s queries on procedural and U.S. $113, 404.00 (Not including Post Adjustment) substantive issues. 814 Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday July 26, 2010 • Issue 30 6. Reviews documents at the request of judges. Deputy Director of Public Prosecution 7. Prepares digests and records of proceedings at sittings of Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons the Court in Saint Lucia. for appointment to the post of Deputy Director of Public 8. Reviews court documents in particular, judgments and Prosecutions, Ministry of Justice. decisions for completeness of format, citations, grammar, JOB TITLE : .Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions spelling, clarity and accuracy. DEPARTMENT : Crown Prosecution Service 9. Performs such other duties as may be assigned by the Chief Justice, Justices of Appeal or the Managing Judge. MINISTRY : Ministry of Justice REPORTS TO : Director of Public Prosecutions SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES SUPERVISES : N. A. 1. Ability to proof read accurately. CLASSIFICATION : Grade 19 2. Ability to prepare judgments for delivery. 3. Ability to review and summarize evidence, procedural RELATIONSHIPS AND RESPONSIBILITES history and legal issues in relation to matters before the 1. Prosecution of all Criminal matters. Court. DUTIES AND TASKS 4. Ability to conduct research for the Chief Justice and Justices of Appeal. 1. Assists the Director of Public Prosecutions with the supervision of the staff of the Crown Prosecution 5. Ability to prepare digests and records of proceedings at Service. Sittings of the Court. 2. Assists the Director of Public Prosecutions with 6. Ability to identify and analyze factual and legal issues management of caseload within the Crown Prosecution relevant to the disposition of appeals. Service. 7. Ability to formulate disposition for consideration of 3. Prosecute all criminal cases including homicides, sexual Judges. offences, financial crimes and money laundering offences 8. Effective oral and written communication skills. from inception to the trial stage. 4. Assist the Director of Public Prosecutions with the 9. In addition, the applicant must have been called to coordination of the prosecution of criminal caseload in the Bar in a Commonwealth Country. The applicant both judicial districts. should have sound working knowledge and training in Research methods, legal research and analysis, Rules of 5. Represent the Crown in Criminal Appeals at the OECS the Supreme Court and Court of Appeal Rules, Protocol Court of Appeal. and IT applications for office operations. 6. Advise and guide the Police in their investigation of cases. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE 7. Provide direction, guidance and advice to the prosecution Applicants should have the following qualifications: in handling summary cases. A Bachelor of Laws Degree and a Certificate in Legal 8. Provide opinions and advice to other government Education or equivalent. agencies. At least one (1) year of relevant prior working experience in 9. Provide leadership to the Crown Prosecution Service. a similar environment. 10. Advise the Police on all criminal matters. REMUNERATION CONDITIONS 1. Congenial office accommodation is provided. Salary will be commensurate with qualifications. Applications along with two [2] references and certified 2. Institutional support is provided through appropriate copies of documents pertaining to qualifications, should be Civil Service regulations, Statutory Instruments, addressed to: Collective Agreements and Departmental guidelines. The Secretary 3. Contractual appointment Judicial and Legal Services Commission 4. Salary is at the rate of $75,600.00 per annum with a basic Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court Travel Allowance of $6,960.00 per annum, Legal Officer’s P.O. Box 1093 Allowance of $18,000.00 per annum, Entertainmerrt The Waterfront, Castries. Allowance of $6,480.00 per annum and Telephone To reach her no later than 30th July, 2010. Allowance of $1,740.00 per annum. Saint Lucia Government Gazette Monday July 26, 2010 • Issue 30 815 5. Performance will be evaluated twice yearly. Notices 6. Required to maintain a motor vehicle for the effective performance of duties. EASTERN CARIBBEAN SUPREME COURT EVALUATION METHOD COURT OF APPEAL Work performance will be evaluated on the basis of the following: ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA 1. Timely completion of tasks. NOTICE OF RESCHEDUUNG OF 2. Ability to meet task deadlines. ADDITIONAL SITTING 3. Quality of presentation of cases and/or reports. 4. Application and proven knowledge of existing laws and MONDAY, 20TH TO FRIDAY, 24TH regulations. SEPTEMBER. 2010 5. Compliance with Departmental guidelines and Standard Operating Procedures; Pursuant to Rule 5[1] of the Court of Appeal Rules, 6. Effective implementation of duties, responsibilities and 1968 the Hon. Hugh A. Rawlins, Chief Justice, has assignments as defined in the job description. directed that the additional Court of Appeal Sitting in Antigua and Barbuda scheduled for Monday 13th to SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITIES Friday 17th September, 2010 has been rescheduled to 1. A working knowledge of and ability to interpret the Monday 20th to Friday 24th September, 2010 for the Laws of St. Lucia. purpose of hearing Saint Lucia Civil Appeal No.9 of 2010. 2. Decisiveness, soundness of judgment and clarity of presentation. By Order of the Hon. Hugh A. Rawlins, Chief Justice 3. Timely completion of tasks. Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court 4. Ability to draft indictments and prepare legal Court of Appeal submissions. Heraldine Rock Building 5. Good advocacy skills. The Waterfront 6. Effective communication skills. Castries, St. Lucia, W.I. 7. Effective interpersonal skills. AGNES ACTIE 8. Computer literacy. Deputy Chief Registrar QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE 1. Master of Law Degree plus a Certificate in Legal Education with six (6) years work experience in legal Ministry OF Education AND Culture practice. OR Invitation for Tenders for 2. Bachelor of Law Degree and Legal Certificate plus a Certificate in Legal Education with eight (8) years work INSURANCE COVERAGE FOR SCHOOL experience in legal practice. CHILDREN REMUNERATION The Ministry of Education & Culture invites tenders Salary will be commensurate with experience and for the insurance coverage for all primary and secondary qualifications. school students including students with special needs Applications, along with two references and certified copies attending the special education centers for the period of documents pertaining to qualifications, should be addressed September 2010 – July 2011. Tenders must be submitted to: to the Departmental Tenders board
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