About the role
General court lawyers work with legal processes in criminal cases and civil disputes. They often have a law degree from a university and have completed a clerkship or equivalent practical experience. Their work is central to the functioning of the justice system and the legal security in society.Responsibilities
General court lawyers prepare and conduct trials, write legal opinions and judgments. They analyze evidence, interrogate witnesses and parties, and interpret laws and regulations. Their responsibility includes ensuring a fair trial and that the verdict is well-founded.Skills and tools
General court lawyers must have a good knowledge of law, the ability to analyze complex information, and strong written argumentation skills. They use legal databases, case law collections, and legislative texts. Objectivity, integrity, and ethical awareness are fundamental qualities in the profession. Common competencies demanded by employers are arbetsrätt, avtalsrätt and miljörätt.