ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE. 1. Cases Referred from Law Enforcement - The prosecutor’s job is to review all cases referred from law enforcement for the filing of criminal charges. In reviewing the cases the prosecutor’s office may file charges, may decline the case and no charges are filed, or may request further investigation. During the prosecutor’s review of the case, the prosecutor will ensure that victims have been connected to advocacy and make referrals as necessary.
ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE. The Prosecutor’s Office has the following responsibilities:
ROLE OF THE PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE. 1. Cases Referred from Law Enforcement - The prosecutor’s job is to review all cases referred from law enforcement for consideration of filing criminal charges. In reviewing the cases the prosecutor’s office may file charges, decline the case with no charges filed, or refer back to law enforcement to request further investigation. If there is considerable medical evidence the prosecutor will consult with the medical provider prior to declining the case. During the prosecutor’s review of the case, the prosecutor will ensure that victims have been connected to advocacy and make referrals as necessary.
