District Attorneys – State Representation in Criminal Cases
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District Attorneys are responsible for the prosecution of all State level crimes committed in the county. There may be one or more DA offices in a county. DAs are the Prosecutors or State Attorney or County Attorney who represents the state in all criminal actions brought in Superior and District Courts. They also handle the misdemeanors and some non-criminal offences in the Justice Court of the county as they have great deal of discretion in how cases are investigated and prosecuted.
They are elected by the voters or appointed by the chief executive of the region, for a four-year term, beginning with January 1st following election. At the time of election she shall hold no other Public Office like the position of chair, vice-chair, secretary etc. She shall be a resident of the County continuously for one year preceding her election.poker en linea
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