WHAT DOES THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY DO? And WHY does it matter? The District Attorney: • Decides which cases are prosecuted • Sets priorities for violent crime, juvenile offenses, and public safety • Oversees prosecutors serving Wake County • Handles the most serious cases • Ensures victims are treated with dignity and respect and offenders are held accountable. In short: the DA’s decisions affect public safety every single day. That’s why experience matters. With 27 years in the Wake County Distric

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