Sunday, October 29, 2006

Job Requirements w/update (NOTATION ADDED)


Salary: $3,586 - $5,213 / Monthly Position Description: The Humboldt County District Attorney is accepting applications on a continuous basis for immediate openings in the Criminal Division. Under general supervision, a Deputy District Attorney performs legal work of a routine to complex nature. Provides public prosecution and related work as assigned. Position Requirements: Knowledge of legal principles, philosophy and practice of criminal law. Judicial procedures and Rules of Evidence. The duties, powers, limitations and responsibilities of the District Attorney's Office. The methods and practices of prosecution, grand jury functions and procedures; the role and operation of related agencies in the criminal justice system. Minimum Qualifications: California State Bar member in good standing; Graduation from an accredited law school. Application Information: Send cover letter and resume to:
Humboldt County District Attorney's Office
Attn: Paul V. Gallegos, District Attorney
825 5th Street, 4th Floor
Eureka, CA 95501
Application Deadline: Continuous Until Filled

UPDATE: Correct me if I am wrong, but it looks like Gallegos' new hire, Allan Dollison does not even meet the Minimum Qualifications: for the job - It turns out that Dollison did not graduate from an accredited law school,

Western University School of Law, like Gallegos' own "law school," was only very recently "provisionally accredited"
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ADDED: Allan Dollison served Humboldt County's DA's office for 6 years and 4 months. He details his record, and his reasons for leaving here - ◼ My record at the DA's Office - Allan Dollison/for the Times-Standard
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NOTATION: 7/13/2013 - It's an interesting aspect of this blog that other people often get caught in the net, based on their entrance into the Gallegos saga. And so their names live online, to be unearthed whenever they apply for a job. Sometimes the searches that lead people here are for other reasons, but it usually has to do with a job search.

And, so it is that Allan Dollison appears here. His time with the DA's office has come and gone, he rose through Gallegos' ranks, and was slated, some said, to become Assistant DA. He was a loyal player, and, I believe, a true believer.

Through my work here, I am often kept informed about cases, how they're handled, how the various Deputy DA's do their job, interact with victims, and so forth.

And I feel it necessary to say this. I have come to the conclusion, that, for all his past mistake, Allan Dollison turned out to be one of the best and most honest of the bunch, far surpassing his boss, Paul Gallegos.

He has since left the DA's office, and, as is often the case when people leave, I get the chance to talk to them. I have talked with Allan Dollison. And, to his credit, he never once asked me to remove any of this info, as damaging as it is to him. I respect that, and I think it's noteworthy.

If you're looking to hire him, it's worthy of consideration.

I'm not pulling anything down, as that would be a disservice to the facts as they have unfolded, but I am adding this, to mitigate that online-lives-forever reality.