District attorney means any of the following:
District attorney s records" means any records prepared or obtained by an office of a district attorney relating to juvenile cases and any records prepared or obtained for the prosecution of crimes against children that constitute a legal or social record of a child as defined by this section;
District attorney means the District Attorney in and for Steuben County New York as defined in the Charter of Steuben County New York.
Examples of District attorney in a sentence
This Agreement with the Napa County District Attorney (hereinafter referred to as the NDA) is to provide Law Enforcement Services to assist the CPUC’s Transportation Enforcement Branch with conducting field operations.
The work is performed under general supervision of the Oneida County District Attorney, Oneida County Sheriff's Office, or other designated Oneida County law enforcement agent.
More Definitions of District attorney
District attorney means a district attorney, an assistant
District attorney means the district attorney of the county whose circuit court has jurisdiction under s. 72.27.
District attorney means the chief prosecutor for that parish and includes all assistants to that prosecutor.
District attorney means the district attorney of a county participating in the program who has jurisdiction over the prosecution of a participant.
District attorney means the district attorney or solicitor provided for in
District attorney. – shall mean the Yates County District Attorney.
District attorney means the Chief Prosecutor for the Parish of Orleans and includes all Assistant District Attorneys (ADA).