[R.O. 1994 § 105.290; Ord. No.
91-1 § 4.19, 2-12-1991; Ord. No. 2008-06, 1-22-2008]
No person shall be appointed to the office of the City Prosecutor
unless he/she be a licensed and practicing attorney at law in this
State.
[R.O. 1994 § 105.300; Ord. No.
91-1 § 4.20, 2-12-1991; Ord. No. 2008-06, 1-22-2008]
The City Prosecutor shall be the Chief Prosecutor for all cases
involved in Municipal Court within the City of Lake Ozark, or in any
court in which the City has an interest in regards to the enforcement
of violations of law involving the City Police Department, and he/she
shall take care to enforce the law and to protect the City's interests.
[R.O. 1994 § 105.305; Ord. No.
2008-06, 1-22-2008]
A. The City Prosecutor shall inform the Mayor, in writing, of any of
the following:
1.
Absence, sickness or other inability to attend a meeting or
to perform his/her duties as are specified herein; or
2.
When, before assuming his/her official duties, he/she shall
have been counsel adverse to the City.
B. In either such event, the Mayor shall temporarily appoint some other
attorney as City Prosecutor in such cases or temporary absences, sickness
or inability, and such temporary appointment need not be approved
by the Board of Aldermen unless made for a period of longer than thirty
(30) days.
C. Should the City Prosecutor fail, neglect or refuse to give such notice,
as above provided, and the interests of the City in case of such failure,
neglect or refusal need the immediate services of an attorney, then
the Mayor may appoint some other attorney to attend such cases, who
shall receive the compensation allowed to the City Prosecutor for
like services.
[R.O. 1994 § 105.310; Ord. No.
91-1 § 4.21, 2-12-1991; Ord. No. 2008-06, 1-22-2008]
A. The City Prosecutor shall be allowed compensation such as from time
to time shall be fixed by the Board of Aldermen. The City Prosecutor
shall not receive compensation contingent upon the outcome of any
case in the Municipal Court or any other court within the State.
B. In the event of a case in which the City is interested being tried
in any Circuit Court, Supreme Court or Court of Appeal, then the Board
of Aldermen shall allow the City Prosecutor the usual and customary
fees and necessary expenses allowed in like or similar cases.