County District Attorney
The District Attorney (DA) is a constitutional officer elected every four years to serve as the chief prosecuting authority for their specific county. Governed primarily by Section 700 of the NY County Law, their core responsibility is to investigate and conduct all criminal prosecutions within their jurisdiction.
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Mary Pat Donnelly
(Dem)