The Denver District Attorney’s Office is a public prosecutorial agency serving the City and County of Denver, Colorado. Established as part of Denver’s judicial system, the office is responsible for prosecuting criminal cases within its jurisdiction, which encompasses Colorado’s Second Judicial District. The office handles a wide range of criminal matters, including felonies, misdemeanors, and juvenile cases. Led by an elected District Attorney, the office employs deputy district attorneys, investigators, victim advocates, and support staff who work collaboratively to pursue justice and maintain public safety in Denver. Key functions of the Denver DA’s Office include reviewing criminal cases, filing charges, conducting prosecutions, working with law enforcement agencies, and providing victim services. The office also maintains specialized units focusing on specific types of crimes, such as economic crime, family violence, and cold cases. The organization operates various community outreach programs and initiatives aimed at crime prevention and public education. Through its website, denverda.org, the office provides resources for victims, information about court processes, and updates on significant cases. The Denver District Attorney’s Office works closely with local law enforcement agencies, including the Denver Police Department, and coordinates with other judicial and law enforcement entities at the state and federal levels to ensure effective law enforcement and prosecution services.