District Attorney

Responsibility

The District Attorney is the chief law enforcement official in the county. There is one District Attorney elected in each of the 62 counties throughout New York State. The District Attorney is responsible for prosecuting all violations of New York State law that occur within the county, including: Felonies, Misdemeanors, Violations and Traffic Offenses. The District Attorney is also an advisor, advocate, investigator and legal advisor to the grand jury and police agencies in the county, with the ultimate goal of ensuring that justice is accomplished for everyone.


DISCLAIMER: If you have any questions about traffic matters, please contact Investigator Dan Emmi at demmi@cayugacounty.us. Prior to contacting our office, please review our Traffic Policy For more information please visit the Traffic Reduction page located on the left.

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Directory of Cayuga County Justice Courts

District Attorney Contact and Assignments