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A city prosecutor is a lawyer, employed by a city or municipality, whose job it is to represent the interests of the city or municipality in criminal matters (or non-criminal infractions) involving the enforcement of laws or regulations enacted by the city or municipality. By and large, these are less complex, or at least less serious violations than those handled by state prosecutors, and therefore, pay is often less at the municipal than the state level.
In contrast, a state prosecutor, depending upon his/her seniority and experience, handles a range of criminal prosecutions including non-criminal infractions, to misdemeanors and felonies.
The actual pay is determined by the government entity for which you seek to work, and will vary, within ranges, both by state and by municipality/city, and by your experience as a lawyer. The bar association of your state will likely conduct periodic surveys of pay scales, so you are advised to contact it as a starting point.
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How much does a private prosecutor make?
There are no "private prosecutors." All prosecutors are employed by the government and make government salaries.
How much does a prosecutor earn?
I visited with a federal prosecutor about four years ago and he told me they make between 80-100,000 a year. Again this was four years ago, and this is on the federal level. I do not know what state and city prosecutors make.
How much does a regular mechanic make?
It varies by city and state.
What city is the cattle of Texas?
Texas is a state, not a city. Texas is the cattle state of the United States. Otherwise your question does not make much sense.
How much are prosecutors paid hourly?
It depends upon the area of the country, and prevailing salary scale, and what agency they work for (county, state, federal).
How much does secertarys make and hour?
depends on country, state, city, company, and skill....
How much money does a tool distributor make?
A tool distributor makes around 69,000 dollars a year. They usually travel in a territory from city to city or state to state.
Can prosecutors lie?
Prosecutors lie all the time to get convictions, much like law enforcement officers. However, it is ethically imperative that they state only truth. The problem becomes proving a lie spoken by a prosecutor, and successfully seeking justice against those who do lie.
How are public defenders paid?
Public defender salaries vary depending on a couple factors: First, the federal system generally pays much more than state systems do. Federal public defenders are usually paid at the same rate as federal prosecutors. At the state levels, salaries vary by experience, by location, and in some states, even county by county. They are often comparable to prosecutors, with starting salaries from the high 30Ks to low 50Ks. More experienced public defenders often make much more.
How much a cop make?
It depends on the city or state but I think they make between $40K on the low end and $60K on the high end.
How much do you own in child support in the state of Kansas City?
nothing (BTW, Kansas City is not a State)
How much does a city attorney make?
How much does a city attorney makes in Virginia
