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DA requirements

Elected every 4 years

Runs in a District

Term limited

Appointed by the Governor in a vacancy

What does DA's office do?

Prosecute crime

Felony, misdo, traffic, Petty offenses

Appeals

Forfeitures

Advise police

Mission of the prosecutor

Supreme Court




Community




Victims




Defense Counsel




Voters




What do you think?

Mission of Defense Attorney / Public Defender

Zealously protect their clients interest




Insure that the cops do it right or pay a price




Insure the Constitution is respected

How many DA's are there?

22 Districts




1-7 Counties




Metro to Rural




Budgets from .5 to 18 million




10 to 200 employee offices

What else does your DA's office do?

Prevention efforts




Juveniles




Diversion




Liasions with PD's




Training for police

Getting them to court

Citation




Summons




Arrest

General Rule

Only file cases that have a reasonable likelihood for conviction

Order of appearances

First Appearance: Preliminary hearing (probable cause determination) or Disposition (plea deal, straight to sentencing)




Arraignment




Motions Hearing




Voire Dire




Opening Statements




Cross examinations




Closing Statements




Sentencing

Preliminary Hearing

Proof evident, presumption great = holding without bond




Arraignment

Enter a plea (not guilty, not guilty by insanity, guilty, nolo contender)




Once plea is entered, clock starts for speedy trial (six months)





Motions Hearings

Motion to suppress evidence etc.




Defense can file as many motions as they want

Voir Dire "to speak the truth"

Jury selection, prosecutor and defense question jurors

Opening Statements

Not presenting actual evidence, can cause mistrial

People's Case in Chief

Examination of witnesses




Introduction of Evidence




Proof of the elements




Defense Cross Examination

Curtis Advisement

Rights of a defendant to testify

Rule 35(c)

Trial counsel was ineffective, ADC (Alternate Defense Counsel) is assigned to muck up the system with perpetual appeals