District Attorney

The Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference, established in 1961, aims to ensure a prompt and efficient administration of justice across the state's 32 judicial districts. This organization equips and advocates for district attorneys while managing essential resources such as fiscal and personnel support, IT training, and specialized prosecution needs.

The conference also emphasizes victim services, ensuring that victims receive dignity and respect throughout the criminal justice process. Programs addressing pressing issues like fentanyl and elder abuse highlight the commitment of district attorneys to safeguard the community and advocate for victims' rights.

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