Job After LLB: How to become a government lawyer after doing LLB, how much salary do you get, know the work too..

Job After LLB: After doing graduating in law i.e. LLB, there are many career options. One of which is to become a government lawyer. Which is officially called Public Prosecutor / Public Prosecution Officer. The prosecutor or prosecution officer is the official representative of the government in the courts. However, there is no direct recruitment of Public Prosecutors. Instead, recruitment is done on the post of Assistant Public Prosecutor Officer. Who becomes a Public Prosecutor after getting a promotion?

Assistant Public Prosecutor Officer (APO) is recruited through the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and State Public Service Commission. This means that Assistant Public Prosecutors are recruited at both the central and state levels.

How much salary does an Assistant Public Prosecutor get?
On becoming an Assistant Public Prosecutor through the Union Public Service Commission, one gets a salary of Rs 47,600 to Rs 151,100 per pay scale. Whereas on becoming an Assistant Public Prosecutor through the State Public Service Commission, the salary may vary in different states.

Qualification for the post of Assistant Public Prosecution Officer
To become an Assistant Public Prosecution Officer, one must have a law degree. Also, basic knowledge of computers and internet is necessary. Talking about the age limit, it is 21 to 40 years. Three to five years of experience is also required for this post.

Work of Assistant Public Prosecution Officer
1. Investigation and prosecution of cases: Assistant Public Prosecution Officers play an important role in the investigation and prosecution of crimes.

2. Appearance in court: They present cases in court and present arguments on behalf of the prosecution.

3. Evidence collection: They are responsible for collecting evidence of crime and presenting them in court.

4. Appearance of witnesses: Assistant Public Prosecution Officers prepare for the appearance of witnesses and call them to the court.

5. Preparation of cases: They prepare cases, which include analysis of evidence and formulation of arguments.

6. Legal advice: Assistant Public Prosecution Officers provide legal advice to police and other officials.

7. Compliance with prosecution policy: They follow the prosecution policy and work accordingly.

8. Compliance with court orders: Assistant Public Prosecution Officers ensure compliance with court orders.

9. Maintenance of prosecution records: They maintain prosecution records.

10. Training and practice: Assistant Public Prosecution Officers attend training and practice to improve their skills.