Martinsville deputy-attorney vacancy names licensed-experience requirement

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official ATS checked October18,2026.

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Martinsville seeks a deputy Commonwealth’s attorney with four years of licensed practice and trial experience.

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Starting salary is $119,000, with no pay period stated. Consult the city’s application for requirements.

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