District Attorneys (DAs) represent the government in criminal cases, but more importantly, they represent YOU, the members of their communities. Their job is not simply to win cases, but to seek justice with fairness, integrity, and compassion.

When a crime is reported, DAs don’t just show up in court. They are involved early - working alongside law enforcement to review evidence, determine charges, and ensure the investigation is conducted lawfully. Their decisions carry immense responsibility: choosing whether to charge someone with a crime, what charges to pursue, and how to resolve each case in a way that serves justice.

Source: The National District Attorneys Association