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Diversion Early Case Resolution (DECR) is a criminal court program that allows eligible crime free defendants an opportunity to have their criminal charges dismissed if they successfully complete the program.

Washington County aggressively prosecutes domestic violence, prioritizing victim safety. Mandatory arrest applies.

The Washington County DA’s Office is committed to protecting and supporting victims of domestic violence.

Domestic Violence Deferred Sentencing (DVDS) is a criminal court program designed for first time domestic violence offenders who are willing to take responsibility for their crime early in the criminal process.

Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants Diversion (DUII Diversion) is a criminal court program designed for first time drunk drivers who are willing to take responsibility for their crime early in the criminal process.

The Washington County DA’s Office initiated a comprehensive review of all Driving While Suspended/Revoked convictions in the county after learning the Oregon DMV reported inaccurate information about some Oregon drivers' driving privileges.

Washington County's Early Case Resolution program quickly resolves eligible misdemeanor and low-level felony cases. This collaborative effort, with a 67.6% success rate, benefits defendants, victims, and the court by expediting resolutions.

Washington County combats elder abuse with a specialized prosecution team handling a wide range of cases. A multidisciplinary team provides coordinated services. Elder Safe offers support and the public can report abuse via phone.

A motion to set aside is a legal proceeding for sealing a record of a criminal arrest and conviction. If granted, it can be beneficial for job and school applications, acquiring bonding, and other situations that question an individual’s records.

Washington County operates the Adult Drug Court, Integrative Re-Entry Intensive Supervision Services (IRISS), and Family Sentencing Alternative Pilot Program (FSAP).

Important forms and additional information about our office

Washington County District Attorney's Office provides various forms. These forms are related to victim's rights, restitution, crime victim compensation, discovery, employment, victim assistance, and digital evidence submission.

Review past Grand Jury correctional facility reports as required by ORS 132.440.

The Washington County DA’s Office has secured grant funding to help bolster the investigation and prosecution of hate crimes and bias incidents.

Identity theft involves unauthorized use of personal information for fraud. Victims should report it to law enforcement, credit bureaus, and creditors. Take steps like credit freezes and secure documents to prevent future incidents.

The Washington County DA's Office participates in a number of initiatives designed to boost public safety and governmental transparency.

The Integrative Re-Entry Intensive Supervision Services (IRISS) program is designed for select, non-violent drug and property crime offenders.

Washington County's District Attorney's Office is hiring. They seek Deputy District Attorneys, support staff, volunteers/interns, and law clerks. Applications for DDAs are always accepted. Law clerk interviews begin in January.