Investigates and prosecutes criminal activity, recommends appropriate punishment for those who commit crimes, and provides assistance to victims of crime.

Seeks justice for victims of crime in Clinton County by acting as prosecuting service for the State. Prosecutes all violations of Pennsylvania Criminal Law within Clinton County's geographic boundaries. Provides services for victims of crimes of both adult and juvenile offenders.

Chief law enforcement officer of Tioga County.

Reviews cases, prosecutes offenders, and issues subpoenas. Operates a Victim Witness program.

Prosecutes crimes in Delaware County.

Serves as the chief law enforcement office for the county.

Represents victims of crimes in criminal cases by prosecuting criminal cases for the county. Analyzes and gathers evidence in criminal cases to determine whether there are grounds for prosecuting individuals.In cases that goes to trial, the District Attorney presents the case before the judge and controls the criminal proceedings.

Asserts the rights of victims, while also firmly protecting the rights of the accused.

Serves as the chief law enforcement officer with the function to investigate, prosecute, and prevent crime in Chester County.

Assists victims and witnesses of crime during their involvement with the criminal justice system.

The District Attorney's Office is responsible for the prosecution of crimes in Lackawanna County and also administering programs aimed at the prevention of crime. Lackawanna County’s District Attorney, oversees several units in the DA’s Office, they include: Detective Unit Domestic Violence Child Abuse Sexual Assault Drug Unit D.U.I. Unit Juvenile Unit Auto Theft Victim/Witness Unit Trauma Services Insurance Fraud Elder Abuse & Neglect

The District Attorney's office acts as a prosecuting service for the State. Attorneys prosecute persons charged with crimes by police and offer legal counsel to police departments only, not to private persons. The District Attorney serves on the Prison Board and chairs the Victim/Witness Policy Board. There are 28 Assistant District Attorneys with special areas of concentration, such as sexual assault, white collar crime, child abuse and domestic violence. In cooperation with state and local police, the District Attorney's Office administers the Lancaster County Drug Enforcement Task Force. The Task Force accepts and investigates reports of drug sales or trafficking through the use of a 24-hour toll-free hotline. The District Attorney's Office formed the Child Abuse Cadre to train representatives from area police departments to become specialists in investigating child abuse cases. Accept reports of animal abuse in Lancaster County via an email tipline. Anyone who sees evidence of ani

Prosecutes criminal matters at all stages of the process, including preliminary hearings, pre-trial conferences, guilty pleas, trials, appeals, and collateral proceedings.

Prosecutes crimes in the City of Philadelphia.

Responsible for prosecuting criminal activity occurring within Snyder County. The District Attorney supervises investigations by law enforcement, provides guidance and advice to police, insures victims and witnesses are informed of their rights, organizes and implements educational programs throughout the county and is the final authority on what charges will be brought against any individual.

Seeks justice for all concerned when criminal charges have been filed and effectively prosecutes those individuals who commit both adult and juvenile crimes. Works closely with all police departments within the county. Takes an active role in anticipating future needs of the community and of law enforcement personnel.

Provides assignment of attorneys for the Commonwealth of PA; issuance of subpoenas; on-call service for court appearance for witnesses and victims.

ARD Program: The ARD Program (Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition) is a pre-trial diversionary program administered by the District Attorney's Office. After the preliminary hearing is held or waived a defendant may file an application in the District Attorney's Office. Private Complaints: With the exception of private bad check complaints, the District Attorney's office must approve all Private Complaints involving either a misdemeanor or felony. A private complaint is one brought by a citizen either without police involvement or where the police declined to get involved. Private Summary citations (minor offenses such as harassment) that are not accepted by a Magisterial District Justice also require approval by the District Attorney. Victim/Witness Assistance: It is the responsibility of the Victim/Witness Unit to ensure that victims are provided the rights as defined under the Prosecutor's Responsibilities of the Crime Victims Bill of Rights (Act 111 of 1998).