Office Of Attorneys General In San Diego
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The more than 1,000 employees of the DA's Office are located primarily in six offices throughout the 4,000 square-mile county. About 320 attorneys serve a county population of more than three million residents, making the Office of the San Diego County District Attorney the sixth-largest in the United States.
Representative Scott H. Peters (1958 - ) In Congress 2013 - Present |
Historical officeholders. There have been 33 California attorneys general since 1849. Of the 32 officeholders, 19 were Democrat, 13 were Republican and one was American Independent.
District Attorney Summer Stephan has devoted her life to protecting children and families, providing justice to the most vulnerable, and is a national leader in the fight against human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Heather Ferbert. Heather Ferbert serves as San Diego City Attorney, the City's chief legal officer and City prosecutor. She was elected to office in 2024.
San Diego County District Attorney Office overview Formed 1801 Jurisdiction Government of San Diego County Headquarters Hall of Justice 330 W Broadway San Diego, California, 92101 Office executive Summer Stephan, District Attorney2 more rows
OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today joined a multistate coalition of nine attorneys general in submitting a comment letter to the U.S. Environmental.
Rob Bonta (@AGRobBonta) / X. California's Attorney General. Standing up for all Californians and fighting injustices as the People's Attorney.
Documents and subpoenas directed to the “State of California” must be served on the Office of the Attorney General (the Attorney General's Sacramento office is located at 1300 I Street). You are encouraged to verify that DGS—OLS is the proper office for service by contacting Paul Streuli at (279) 946-8529.
The Attorney General is authorized to give opinions on questions of law to state legislators, heads of state departments, district attorneys, county counsels, sheriffs, and to city attorneys in their prosecutorial capacities. The Attorney General is not permitted to give legal opinions to members of the public.
