Paralegal Career Pathways

Summary

A criminal justice degree can pave the way to becoming a paralegal, providing a solid foundation in legal procedures and terminology. Some employers may also require paralegal certification. Criminal paralegals assist lawyers by researching laws, managing legal documents, preparing for trials, and coordinating with clients and witnesses.

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What does a criminal paralegal do
A criminal paralegal assists lawyers with various tasks such as:
- Researching and summarizing laws related to a criminal case
- Organizing and managing legal documentation
- Preparing for trials
- Coordinating with clients and witnesses.