Philadelphia District Attorney

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The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office is the largest prosecutor's office in Pennsylvania, dedicated to justice, victim advocacy, and protecting the rights of Philadelphians. With over 600 staff, the office pursues a reform-oriented, data-driven approach to criminal justice, focusing on public safety and addressing root causes of crime. It handles a wide range of cases, including homicides, economic crimes, family violence, and juvenile justice.

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Abogados

• Larry Krasner — District Attorney
• Kimberly Esack — Supervisor
• Amanda Hedrick — Supervisor, Charging Unit
• Clint Orem — Assistant Supervisor, Charging Unit
• Leo Fields — Supervisor, Family and Child Support Services Unit
• Lois Koscinski — Assistant Supervisor, Family and Child Support Services Unit
• Sarah Boyette — Assistant Supervisor, Conviction Integrity Unit
• Paul Reddel — Supervisor, Dangerous Drug Offenders Unit
• Oren Gur — Director of Research and DATA Lab
• Wes Weaver — Director of Analytics
• CJ Arayata — Assistant Director of Analytics
• Sebastian Hoyos-Torres — Assistant Director of Analytics

Servicios que ofrece

Charging Unit, Municipal Court Unit, Pre-trial Unit, Major Trials Unit, Law Division, Alternatives to Prosecution & Incarceration, Special Cases, Homicides & Non-Fatal Shootings Unit, Family Violence & Sexual Assault, Economic & Property Crimes, Immigration Counsel, Elder Justice Unit

Idiomas

Inglés, Vietnamita

Oficinas

• Three South Penn Square (Corner of Juniper and South Penn Square, across from City Hall) Philadelphia, PA 19107-3499
• Family Court Building 1501 Arch Street Philadelphia, PA 19102
• 1425 Arch Street, 4th floor Philadelphia, PA 19102

Fuente: phila.gov · consultado el 15 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

9 am–5 pm

Martes

9 am–5 pm

Miércoles

9 am–5 pm

Jueves

9 am–5 pm

Viernes

9 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

• Greg Lurik· vía Google

  Man what a joke of a DA's Office, had them prosecute a case for somebody who was constantly harassing me, this person had a history of comitting crimes against me and many others. This person is unemployed lives with his parents and refuses to work! This person also many times slandered me and was arrested by Bucks County for harassing my attorney as a means to get to me. The judge or whoever was prosecuting this case "dropped" the charges on no grounds. This is terrible, when will you Philadelphia PA and Police learn that letting criminals lose and not taking accountability for your actions is unjust? Why are you Bucks County Counterparts able to handle things but you guys are not? Makes no sense

  a year ago
• Patty DAngelo· vía Google

  I have called and left three messages. No one has called me back. I am a survivor of sexual assault from the mid 1990's at the hands of a pyschologist by the name of Jonathan Gould, JFK Boulevard, who was my therapist during this time. I saw him for mental health counseling not sex or to hear about his escapades/fantasies about other women. I paid him for the therapy and because of his power and prestige I froze and complied with his actions. My self esteem got worse not better. Today I suffer from PTSD. He is now in North Carolina, He left Philadelphia and did not renew his license. I filed a police report. I hope maybe now I will get a call back. I should be heard and protected as a victim.

  a year ago
• L· vía Google

  Hung up on me bc I wanted to report a crime on 4:55 on a Friday. Sorry, someone committed a crime against me at an inconvenient time for your office. I hope y'all didn't charge for that five minutes…

  6 months ago
• Jose DeLeon· vía Google

  Right now as Latinos are suffering Deprivation of Rights. The Phila District Attorney's Office is refusing to show cowardly law enforcement officers the possible consequences of their actions. That as long as their is a record to follow they could be charged with Deprivation of Rights as long as the statutes of limitations hasn't run out. The document that framed an 11 year old Latino boy wasn't prepared by Phila police department so the charging document was invalid. Lynne Abraham & Seth Williams could had made a difference. I hope Krasner for the sake of a nation does the right thing here. Philadelphia is where it was championed that there is a Constitution & it was signed. We are leaders & not followers.

  a year ago
• Tilea Pembleton· vía Google

  I had a harassment and stalking case. I had several different attorneys who shared my case. For three court visits in a row the district attorneys will not prepared to proceed to trial until the 5th visit. I showed up at every Court proceedings. They did not prepare me for defense questions. And ultimately I lost the case against an individual who was malicious towards me my staff and my family for an entire school year. I know now to hire a private attorney and to never go this route again. The attorneys that handle my case had to have been new.

  6 months ago