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El gobernador Jerry Brown anunció el jueves por la mañana la designación del fiscal adjunto de distrito James E. Simmons para ocupar el cargo de la Corte Superior para cubrir la vacante creada por la jubilación del juez David M. Szumowski. [TWEET THIS] Simmons se ha desempeñado como fiscal adjunto en nuestra oficina desde 2006, […]

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In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth we are highlighting stories from DA employees and what inspired them to pursue a career in public service. Meet the Chief of the DA’s Family Protection Division Melissa Diaz, who has been with the DA’s Office since 2000.Melissa was born and raised in Los Angeles. After law school, she worked at the San Diego City Attorney’s Office for several years and then began working at the District Attorney in 2000 where she started in the Family Protection Division.She is currently the Chief of the Family Protection Division, where she leads the group tasked with prosecuting domestic violence, child physical and sexual abuse, elder abuse, animal abuse, child abduction and internet crimes against children. She works with our law enforcement and community partners on the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of these crimes. She also helps work on systems-based issues, meaning how we can best serve our crime victims and witnesses from the moment they report to the conclusion of their case.During her spare time, Melissa likes to cook, read, and listen to music. She spends time with her family is also involved in her community. She works on the High School Mock Trial coordinating committee because she is deeply interested in civics and civics education. She has also devoted significant time to non-profit groups dedicated to serving children and families. She was a founding board member of a non-profit foster family agency and she served on the board of The Chicano Federation of San Diego, serving as vice-chair and chair.What inspired you to choose a career in law enforcement/at the DA’s Office? “I have always been compelled to public service and service to the community which I attribute my family’s values growing up. I’ve also been interested in protecting our community and those most vulnerable within in our community – children, sexual assault victims, victims of intimate partner violence and communities affected by gang violence.”What is your favorite part of the job? “It is an honor to help crime victims navigate the court system and navigate them toward needed support services.”What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? Why is it important? “On both sides of my family, we have a proud, rich and deep connection to history, civil rights and the Chicano movement in Los Angeles. My family took care to share stories, art, culture and history with me and I feel fortunate. For me, Hispanic Heritage Month is an opportunity to talk about Latinx art, culture and history, to appreciate our expansive history in the United States, to consider how our culture has shaped this country even before its inception, and to debate what it means to be Latinx and how we want to define ourselves.” ... See MoreSee Less

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In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth we are highligh In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth we are highlighting stories from DA employees and what inspired them to pursue a career in public service. Meet the Chief of the DA’s Family Protection Division Melissa Diaz, who has been with the DA’s Office since 2000.
Melissa was born and raised in Los Angeles. After law school, she worked at the San Diego City Attorney’s Office for several years and then began working at the District Attorney in 2000 where she started in the Family Protection Division.
She is currently the Chief of the Family Protection Division, where she leads the group tasked with prosecuting domestic violence, child physical and sexual abuse, elder abuse, animal abuse, child abduction and internet crimes against children.  She works with our law enforcement and community partners on the investigation, prosecution, and prevention of these crimes.  She also helps work on systems-based issues, meaning how we can best serve our crime victims and witnesses from the moment they report to the conclusion of their case.
During her spare time, Melissa likes to cook, read, and listen to music.  She spends time with her family is also involved in her community.  She works on the High School Mock Trial coordinating committee because she is deeply interested in civics and civics education.  She has also devoted significant time to non-profit groups dedicated to serving children and families.  She was a founding board member of a non-profit foster family agency and she served on the board of The Chicano Federation of San Diego, serving as vice-chair and chair.
What inspired you to choose a career in law enforcement/at the DA’s Office? 
“I have always been compelled to public service and service to the community which I attribute my family’s values growing up. I’ve also been interested in protecting our community and those most vulnerable within in our community – children, sexual assault victims, victims of intimate partner violence and communities affected by gang violence.”
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Since the start of the first Homeless Court in San Since the start of the first Homeless Court in San Diego in 1988, the program has been a model for the nation and out-of-state visitors come to observe on a regular basis. See why, in this video.
In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, which is obser In honor of #HispanicHeritageMonth, which is observed from September 15 through October 15, we are highlighting stories from DA employees and what inspired them to pursue a career in public service. Meet Deputy District Attorney Hector Jimenez, who has been with the DA’s Office since 1995.

Hector was born in Guadalajara, Mexico and came to the U.S. when he was 13 years old. Before joining the San Diego County District Attorney's Office, he worked in the Sacramento County District Attorney's Office and before that he represented minors in dependency court.

Hector started at the DA's Office in the Juvenile Branch, and he is currently assigned to the Public Integrity Unit, in Special Operations, where he investigates and prosecutes conduct of elected officials or matters involving public funds.  He also helps with hate crimes and has taken on a few cases from his tenure in the Economic Crimes Division.

During his spare time, Hector coaches high school mock trials, he is involved with the San Diego La Raza Lawyers Association, and he enjoys triathlons and spending time with his family.

What inspired you to choose a career in law enforcement/at the DA's Office?
“When I was in high school, I was inspired by prosecutors during a Law Day event at the courthouse in Santa Ana, CA. They told us their mission was to help people. From that day, I have aspired to be a diligent and caring prosecutor."

What is your favorite part of the job?
“I love the people I work with and our mission to serve the people of this state. The successes are very gratifying, and I can't think of a better group of people to experience the lows with."

What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you? Why is it important?
“As an immigrant, it is an interesting concept because I came from a place where the contributions of minorities were not appreciated.  I am proud to belong to a community that recognizes the contributions of its diverse population.  One of the interesting things about the Hispanic community is that we come in all shapes and colors, we are very diverse, and we contribute to all industries."
Volunteer hairdressers provide haircuts to familie Volunteer hairdressers provide haircuts to families in need at One Safe Place: The North County Family Justice Center. Watch more in this video.
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Today we remember those who lost their lives 22 ye Today we remember those who lost their lives 22 years ago and those affected by the attacks to this day. We also honor all first responders and civilians who helped save lives that day.
#NeverForget #September11th
We are hiring for Paralegal II, and the recruitmen We are hiring for Paralegal II, and the recruitment opens today and closes on Sunday, September 17, 2023. 
Apply now! 
To apply and for more information about the position, follow the link in our profile (Paralegal II) or follow the link below:
https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/sdcounty/jobs/4183081/paralegal-ii-23394308?keywords=paralegal&pagetype=jobOpportunitiesJobs
San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan San Diego County District Attorney Summer Stephan announced today that the diet supplement company, American Behavioral Research Institute, LLC, (“ABRI”), maker of Relaxium, agreed to a Court ordered judgment that includes injunctive relief and civil penalties and costs of $925,000.  The judgment was entered today in the Santa Cruz Superior Court and arose from alleged violations the California Automatic Renewal Law (ARL) and False Advertising Law (FAL). The Automatic Renewal Law is designed to prevent companies from automatically renewing subscriptions without the consumer’s knowledge. The False Advertising Law is designed to prevent companies from making unsupported claims about their products.

“We are committed to protecting customers by ensuring they aren’t deceived by automatically renewing charges that are not properly disclosed,” DA Stephan said. “Consumers are bilked out of millions of dollars when companies violate our automatic renewal laws, but working with our law enforcement partners across California, we are holding such companies accountable.”

The District Attorney Offices of San Diego County, Santa Clara County, Santa Cruz County, Los Angels County, Santa Barbara County and the City Attorney of Santa Monica filed the civil action as part of the California Automatic Renewal Task Force (CART). An investigation by CART found that the company did not properly disclose to its customers that their subscriptions would be automatically renewed after a trial period. Under California law, online businesses must clearly and conspicuously disclose all automatic renewal charges, terms of sale and obtain affirmative consent to those recurring charges from the consumer.

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Happy Labor Day! Today, we celebrate everyone's ha Happy Labor Day! Today, we celebrate everyone's hard work and dedication to the workforce. Enjoy your day and relax, you deserved it! From everyone at the DA's Office, we hope you have a safe and happy Labor Day!
Estos eventos mensuales de “Cafecito con la Comu Estos eventos mensuales de “Cafecito con la Comunidad” brindan a la comunidad de habla hispana en el norte del condado un acceso más fácil a recursos vitales, como servicios para sobrevivientes de violencia doméstica, educación sobre prevención de la trata de personas, el abuso de ancianos, las estafas financieras y mucho más.
Los eventos solo en español se llevan a cabo cada segundo viernes del mes en @northcountyfjc One Safe Place: North County Family Justice Center (El Centro de Justicia Familiar del Norte del Condado) en San Marcos. Los temas de las reuniones se centran en la seguridad pública y están organizados por la Fiscal Auxiliar de Atención a la Comunidad Monique Myers, la Dra. Beatriz Villarreal de la Fundación Mano a Mano, y la Directora Executiva de One  Safe Place, Claudia Grasso.
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