Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney
The Prosecuting Attorney is an elected official responsible for investigating crimes, prosecuting criminal complaints, and representing the state in court. They act as the chief law enforcement officer of the county, ensuring public safety through criminal prosecutions, including felonies and misdemeanors, within Hamilton County. Key Responsibilities and DutiesCriminal Prosecution: Charging and prosecuting individuals accused of crimes (felonies and misdemeanors) within the county.Investigating Crimes: Investigating complaints and controversies in which the state is a party.Appeals: Handling criminal appeals that arise within the county.Legal Advice: Serving as the legal advisor to county commissioners, the election board, and various other county officers, boards, and employees.Civil Actions: Bringing and defending civil actions in state and federal courts on behalf of the county. Job RequirementsElected Official: Must be a qualified elector and attorney admitted to practice law in Indiana.Leadership: Directs the daily operations of the prosecutor's office, including managing Deputy Prosecutors.Representation: Acts as the chief legal representative for the state's interests in Hamilton County. Estimated Current Prosecuting Attorney: $5,000.00 + salary from the state
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Josh Kocher
(Rep)