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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Upon referral of a case involving gang activity, hate motivated behavior, cyber bullying, illegal sexual conduct, and/or illegal substances, the District Attorney will pursue prosecution of violations of the law as appropriate.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. 6.2.1 Felony Case File (FCF): This file consists of documents related to the prosecution of a defendant charged with a felony as defined by statute. Documents include, but are not limited to: Court documents (Complaint, Information, Petition, Supplemental Petition, Pleas and Waiver forms, Arrest/Bench Warrants), police reports, DA Documents (Police Data Worksheet, Charge Evaluation Worksheet, DDA Fact Summary, Chronology, Case Declination and Referral, Pleading Instructions, Jury Selection Documents, Subpoenas, Witness List, Disposition Report), Motions, Priors (Rap Sheet, Department of Corrections Packet), Discovery Documents, Transcripts, Search Warrants/Wiretap Documents, Probation Report, Probation Violation Worksheet, Criminal fingerprint card, photographs, Scientific Reports (Autopsy, DNA, Ballistics, Fingerprints, other Lab Reports), Medical/Psychiatric Reports, Asset Forfeiture Notice, Media Reports, photographs and miscellaneous correspondence. The documents are of varying sizes, paper type and color. Every District Attorney Case File Jacket Package consists of a set of three to four primary fields: Defendant(s) First Name, Last Name, DA Case Number, and /or Court Case Number. 6.2.2 Misdemeanor Case File (MCF): This file consists of documents related to the prosecution of a defendant charged with a misdemeanor as defined by statute. Documents include, but are not limited to: Court documents (Complaint, Information, Petition, Supplemental Petition, Pleas and Waiver forms, Arrest/Bench Warrants), police reports, DA Documents (Police Data Worksheet, Charge Evaluation Worksheet, DDA Fact Summary, Chronology, Case Declination and Referral, Pleading Instructions, Jury Selection Documents, Subpoenas, Witness List, Disposition Report), Motions, Priors (Rap Sheet, Department of Corrections Packet), Discovery Documents, Transcripts, Search Warrants/Wiretap Documents, Probation Report, Probation Violation Worksheet, Criminal fingerprint card, photographs, Scientific Reports (Autopsy, DNA, Ballistics, Fingerprints, Jail Booking and Property Record, and California Department of Motor Vehicle documents, such as Traffic Collision Report, Vehicle Report, and Notice of Stored Vehicle, other Lab Reports), Medical/Psychiatric Reports, Asset Forfeiture Notice, Media Reports, photographs and miscellaneous correspondence. The documents are of varying sizes, paper type and color. Each IRP. Every District Attorney Case File Jacket Package consists of a set of six fields:...
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇ Agreement VOCA/CFA-2019-JosephineCo.DAVAP-00034 between the State of Oregon and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County for Services to Victims of Crime
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. (DA): The District Attorney is responsible for the prosecution of criminal matters for adults and juveniles in San Bernardino County. Deputy District Attorneys are responsible for the review of criminal reports - submitted by police agencies, filing of criminal charges in court, jury trials, preliminary hearings, and any other matters relating to criminal prosecution. The District Attorney’s Office also advises the County Grand Jury and has a staff of investigators who conduct criminal investigations otherwise not handled by local law enforcement.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. It is agreed that the departmental transfer list will be updated and posted on the departmental intranet website on February 15th and August 15th of each year. The employee will have the option to not have their transfer preference posted on the department website. Sheriff Department It is agreed that within 6 months of Board-adoption of a successor MOU, the Department shall make every effort to provide members means by which they can update their transfer preferences electronically via the Department’s computer network and a Department transfer list involving all members of Bargaining Unit 611 shall be updated and posted on the Department’s Intranet website three times a year, January 1st, May 1st and September 1st. Updated transfer requests shall be in effect for transfers taking place more than 15 days following the update. The parties also agree to meet within 5 months of Board-adoption of a successor MOU to discuss the progress to a 6- month implementation of a trimester electronic transfer preference list.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Deputy Public Defender.
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