Ariyalur Law Officer Recruitment 2026

About This Job

Ariyalur District Collectorate is preparing a panel for 15 Law Officer posts in Ariyalur district and subordinate courts. If you are an advocate practising in Tamil Nadu courts with the required 7 to 10 years of practice, you can apply offline. The application must reach the Collectorate by 29 June 2026 before 5:45 PM. The notice does not mention a fixed monthly salary, so the salary field is kept blank.

Ariyalur District Collectorate Law Officer Recruitment 2026 - 15 Posts

Ariyalur District Collectorate has issued R.C.No.C2/3280/2026 dated 08 June 2026 for appointment of Law Officers on tenure basis in various courts of Ariyalur district. The notice covers Public Prosecutor, Government Pleader, Additional Government Pleader, Additional Public Prosecutor, Special Public Prosecutor and Pleader doing Government Work posts. This is useful for advocates who want to work with the government side in Ariyalur and Jayankondam courts.

Vacancy Breakdown

• Public Prosecutor, Principal District Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Government Pleader, Principal District Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Additional Government Pleader cum Additional Public Prosecutor, Additional District Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Special Public Prosecutor, Fast Track Court (Mahila Court), Ariyalur: 1 post
• Additional Government Pleader cum Additional Public Prosecutor, Principal Subordinate Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Additional Government Pleader cum Additional Public Prosecutor, Additional Sub Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Pleader doing Government Work, Principal District Munsif Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Pleader doing Government Work, Additional District Munsif Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Pleader doing Government Work, Principal District Munsif Court, Jayankondam: 1 post
• Pleader doing Government Work, Additional District Munsif Court, Jayankondam: 1 post
• Additional Government Pleader, Special Sub Court - I (LAOP), Jayankondam: 1 post
• Additional Government Pleader, Special Sub Court - II (LAOP), Jayankondam: 1 post
• Additional Government Pleader cum Additional Public Prosecutor, Sub Court, Jayankondam: 1 post
• Special Public Prosecutor for SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, Principal District Court, Ariyalur: 1 post
• Special Public Prosecutor for Human Rights Act, Principal District Court, Ariyalur: 1 post

Who Can Apply?

For Public Prosecutor and Additional Public Prosecutor Work

• Professional qualification: You must be an advocate practising in Tamil Nadu courts.
• Experience: The notice refers to Section 18(7) and 18(8) of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, 2023, under which an advocate with at least 7 years of practice can be appointed as Public Prosecutor or Additional Public Prosecutor.

For Special Public Prosecutor Work

• Experience: You need at least 10 years of practice for Special Public Prosecutor posts.
• Practice location: The notice asks for advocates in Tamil Nadu courts who are willing to accept the post.

Application Form Requirement

• Form: You need to furnish details in the prescribed Annexure I and Annexure II application forms.
• Photographs: Attach two passport-size photographs with the application.

Where the posts are located: The vacancy table covers Principal District Court, Additional District Court, Fast Track Court (Mahila Court), Subordinate Court, Sub Court, District Munsif Courts and Special Sub Courts in Ariyalur and Jayankondam. Check the exact post and court name before filling your preference or willingness details.

Experience proof matters: Since the notice highlights 7 years and 10 years of advocate practice, keep clear proof of enrolment, practice and court work ready. Strong, complete documents help the office check your application without delay.

Salary

• The notice does not mention a fixed monthly salary, pay scale or fee amount.
• Because this is a tenure-basis Law Officer panel, payment terms may follow the applicable Tamil Nadu government and court rules.

Selection Process (No Written Exam Mentioned)

The notification asks advocates to send written willingness and application details for panel preparation. No written exam is mentioned in the notice.

1. Application Scrutiny: The Collectorate will check whether your application form, photographs and advocate practice details are complete.
2. Experience Check: Practice experience of 7 years or 10 years will be checked depending on the post.
3. Panel Preparation: Names of suitable advocates will be considered for the Law Officer panel.
4. Document Verification: Original or supporting documents may be checked before final appointment.

How to Apply

1. Download or collect the prescribed Annexure I and Annexure II application forms from the official notice or office.
2. Fill in your personal, professional and court-practice details carefully.
3. Attach two passport-size photographs and supporting documents for advocate enrolment and practice experience.
4. Submit the application offline to the District Collector / District Magistrate, Ariyalur.
5. Make sure the application reaches the office on or before 29 June 2026 before 5:45 PM.
6. Do not wait until the last day if you are sending the application by post, because late applications will not be considered.

Offline application note: The notification clearly says the application should reach the office by 29 June 2026. There is no online application link in the notice.

Late application warning: The notice states that applications received after 5:45 PM on 29 June 2026 will not be considered. If you submit by hand, plan for office hours; if you send by post, keep enough delivery time.

Important Dates

• Notification Date: 08 June 2026
• Application Start: 09 June 2026
• Last Date to Apply: 29 June 2026 before 5:45 PM
• Panel / Selection Date: To be announced

• Represent the government side in assigned district or subordinate court cases
• Prepare pleadings, written submissions, legal opinions and case notes
• Conduct prosecution or government-side litigation as per the assigned court
• Attend hearings regularly and update the concerned government office about case progress
• Coordinate with court staff, police, departments and officials for case records
• Keep proper files, orders and hearing notes for each assigned matter
• Follow Tamil Nadu government instructions and professional conduct rules while handling cases