Locum Prosecutions and Licensing Lawyer

Sellick PartnershipBedfordshirereedpublished 10/12/2026

Your tasks

This will be an exciting opportunity that will give you the chance to deal with a diverse range of cases. This role is part-time, initially a 3-month contract, with a potential extension.

The duties of the Prosecutions Lawyer will include

  • Attending and advising at licensing committee
  • Managing a varied caseload of prosecution matters
  • Taxi license appeals, premises licenses
  • Attending the court for advocacy

Requirements

Ideally, you will have previous experience in handling prosecutions and licensing matters within a local authority or another public sector organisation.

What we offer

The benefits of the Prosecutions Lawyer role include

  • Competitive rates
  • Flexible working hours
  • Interesting, varied caseload

How to apply

If you require further information or wish to discuss your suitability before applying please contact Keah Parke in our Manchester office for a confidential discussion.

Other

Locum Prosecutions and Licensing Lawyer · East of England · Hyrbrid working · 3 - 6 months+ £55-65p/h Sellick Partnership is working with a well-established public sector organisation in the East of England who are looking for a Prosecutions and Licensing Lawyer to join them on a locum basis. The organization is flexible with remote working; however, attendance for court and committee meetings will be required.

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Contact person

Listed by the employer in the job posting — for questions and your application.

  • Keah Parke