The Isle of Man government has announced an opening for the position of Director of Prosecutions within its legal service. This senior leadership role involves overseeing the island’s prosecution service and guiding the delivery of criminal prosecution work, including complex and high-profile cases.
Reporting as part of the Attorney General’s Chambers, the successful candidate will lead a team of legal professionals and collaborate closely with Crown Officers and other criminal justice partners. The role also includes contributing to criminal justice policy development, setting prosecutorial standards, and supporting modernization efforts within the Isle of Man’s justice system.
The position offers a competitive salary ranging from £95,955 to £111,929, with an additional 12% market rating allowance. Flexible and hybrid working arrangements are encouraged to promote work-life balance. Employees will also have access to various training and development opportunities, with annual leave of up to 30 days plus 10 public holidays.
Interested applicants can find further information and submit applications through the Isle of Man government’s official website. This opportunity presents a chance to influence the future direction of prosecution services while contributing meaningfully to the administration of justice on the island.