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The Washington County DA’s Office works with community partners to promote safety by holding youth accountable while encouraging them to make positive life choices.

Juvenile Court handles delinquency (youth crimes) and dependency (endangered child) cases. The Deputy District Attorney advises on charges, protects community safety, and advocates for youth or endangered children's best interests.

The Washington County DA's office offers a year-long law clerk program for 2nd and 3rd year law students. Clerks gain hands-on experience in trial prep, research, and courtroom procedures, with potential for trial advocacy.

The Washington County Mental Health Court is a post-conviction court program targeted toward non-violent offenders with mental health issues.

Washington County Mental Health Diversion Pilot Program (MHDPP) is a specialty court program for select non-violent offenders who are charged with a qualifying misdemeanor crime where mental illness is a significant factor in their criminal behavior.

Review the Washington County DA’s Office policy manual. This manual is intended to provide guidance and direction for office personnel.

Washington County District Attorney’s Office has partnered with Hillsboro High School to create a mock trial team for students.

Every year, the Washington County DA's Office honors National Crime Victims' Rights Week.

Review past newsletters and subscribe to upcoming newsletters issued by the Washington County DA's Office.

The Washington County DA’s Office partners with public safety agencies and community-based treatment and recovery providers to implement the Oregon Drug Intervention Plan.

Civil protection orders, like restraining and stalking orders, protect victims of abuse by restricting contact and proximity to the abuser. Violations are mandatory arrest situations, potentially leading to jail or prison.

Learn more about how to request public records from the Washington County DA's Office.

The defendant's release agreement forbids contact. Report any violations. Contact the Release Office, non-emergency dispatch, or 911 for safety. Obtain parole information, and utilize VISOR for custody updates.

Judges may order defendants to pay restitution to victims, covering property damage, medical costs, and lost wages. The Crime Victims' Compensation Program covers expenses like counseling and medical bills, but not property damage or pain/suffering.

If you're a victim of sexual assault, it's important to file a report with law enforcement. Sexual assault is never the victim's fault. Resources are available to victims, friends, and family members who are impacted by sexual assault.

Every year in April, the Washington County DA's Office honors Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM).

The Washington County DA's Office is committed to protecting businesses from theft.