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Pennsylvania District Attorneys

State-level criminal charges are filed by the District Attorney (or D.A.)'s Office where the crime occurred, typically comprised of one or more counties. Depending on the procedures and laws of the state, certain criminal charges may require an indictment from a grand jury. There is one Pennsylvania District Attorney's Office for each of the state's counties and the City of Philadelphia.

Learn more about Pennsylvania D.A.s (and how to contact them), the role of the state's Attorney General, and more, in the following sections.

Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office

While the D.A.s file criminal cases on behalf of the state within their respective district (or county), the Pennsylvania Attorney General (A.G.) represents the state as a whole in litigation matters (i.e. when the state sues another entity for violations against its residents). The A.G. is considered the state's top prosecutor and law enforcement official.

Directory of Pennsylvania District Attorneys

Pennsylvania's judicial districts are divided along county lines, with an additional district comprising Philadelphia. Click on the corresponding link below to learn more about your local D.A.'s office or to get in touch with them.

Adams County District Attorney

Lackawanna County District Attorney

Alleghany County District Attorney

Lancaster County District Attorney

Armstrong County District Attorney

Lawrence County District Attorney

Beaver County District Attorney

Lebanon County District Attorney

Bedford County District Attorney

Lehigh County District Attorney

Blair County District Attorney

Luzerne County District Attorney

Bucks County District Attorney

Lycoming County District Attorney

Butler County District Attorney

McKean County District Attorney

Cambria County District Attorney

Mercer County District Attorney

Cameron County District Attorney

Mifflin County District Attorney

Carbon County District Attorney

Monroe County District Attorney

Centre County District Attorney

Montgomery County District Attorney

Chester County District Attorney

Montour County District Attorney

Clarion County District Attorney

Northampton County District Attorney

Clearfield County District Attorney

Perry County District Attorney

Clinton County District Attorney

Philadelphia City District Attorney

Columbia County District Attorney

Pike County District Attorney

Crawford County District Attorney

Potter County District Attorney

Cumberland County District Attorney

Schuylkill County District Attorney

Dauphin County District Attorney

Snyder County District Attorney

Delaware County District Attorney

Somerset County District Attorney

Elk County District Attorney

Sullivan County District Attorney

Erie County District Attorney

Susquehanna County District Attorney

Fayette County District Attorney

Tioga County District Attorney

Forest County District Attorney

Union County District Attorney

Franklin County District Attorney

Venango County District Attorney

Fulton County District Attorney

Warren County District Attorney

Greene County District Attorney

Washington County District Attorney

Huntingdon County District Attorney

Wayne County District Attorney

Indiana County District Attorney

Westmoreland County District Attorney

Jefferson County District Attorney

Wyoming County District Attorney

Juniata County District Attorney

York County District Attorney

Note: Although we strive to provide the most current contact and website information available for the D.A. offices in this state, this information is subject to change. If you have found contact or website information that is not current, please contact us.

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If the Pennsylvania District Attorney has filed criminal charges against you, you're going to want some legal expertise on your side as well. A defense attorney will know how to negotiate with prosecutors and prepare you for trial if necessary. Get some peace of mind by calling an experienced Pennsylvania criminal defense attorney near you today.

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