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DE November 28, 2012

What does Delaware AG Opinion 2012-11-28-deputy-attorney-general (Deputy Attorney General) say?

Short answer: Deputy Attorneys General positions become available on a regular basis in New Castle, Kent and Sussex Counties. Members of the Delaware Bar who are interested in public service are encouraged to submit their resumes for consideration as vacancies occur. For additional information and to submit a res...

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Deputy Attorney General

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Deputy Attorneys General positions become available on a regular basis in New Castle, Kent and Sussex Counties. Members of the Delaware Bar who are interested in public service are encouraged to submit their resumes for consideration as vacancies occur. For additional information and to submit a resume, please contact:

The Delaware Department of Justice

Human Resources

820 N. French Street, Sixth Floor

Wilmington, DE 19801

[email protected]

*People interested in applying for a vacant DAG position must submit a resume and writing sample

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