The Santa Clara County, Calif., DA's office is in the midst of a hiring boom. And its top-of-the-scale pay -- and the still relatively weak legal economy -- means it can be highly selective in its hiring. In the past year, the office has hired 14 lawyers but still has 12 slots to fill -- and 700 people have applied.
December 20, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Melanie Griswold took a substantial pay cut when she moved to Santa Clara County, Calif., and started prosecuting crimes. A former King & Spalding litigation associate and Harvard Law grad, Griswold says she earns half as much as a deputy district attorney.
But she isn’t complaining.
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