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It's also important to note that in some states a district attorney can be removed by a stateMoreIt's also important to note that in some states a district attorney can be removed by a state Governor. Or through impeachment by the state legislature.
But remember these cases are rare and the burden of proof is high you'll need solid evidence and aMoreBut remember these cases are rare and the burden of proof is high you'll need solid evidence and a lawyer who knows their stuff. So while it's possible to sue a district attorney.
You could make your complaint to the sheriff if your county, the FBI public corruption unit, the state bar ethics commission, the Attorney General of your state or nation or it could be a civil complaint filed in the appropriate court.
File a complaint by calling the Intake Investigator at (617) 371-9500 or (888) 485-4766.
A clear statement of your complaint. This should be towards the top of your letter and should lay out exactly why you are dissatisfied. For example, if you believe the lawyer has lied to you, clearly state that you believe they have been dishonest. An easily understood statement of facts that back up your complaint.
The ACAP staff is available to discuss your concerns by telephone during normal business hours and can be reached at (617) 728-8750. If you would prefer to communicate your problem in writing, you can contact ACAP by fax, by letter, or by completing the online complaint form.
Include the heading/subject line: 'Formal complaint against name of lawyer or legal firm Identify who is making the complaint and the lawyer/firm you are complaining about. Briefly say what you asked them to do. You might find it easiest to use bullet points to set out all the points you're unhappy about.
Email to oae.mbx@njcourts as an attachment. The grievance form and all other attachments must be in portable document format (PDF). To find out what District the attorney practices in, please call the OAE at 609-403-7800.