State Attorney

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Kimberlee J. Hegvik serves as the State's Attorney for Cass County, an elected official leading the State's Attorney's Office. In this role, she oversees a team of 20 attorneys and 20 support staff dedicated to prosecuting criminal offenses and fulfilling various legal duties for the county. The office works to promote public safety and ensure accountability for offenders within Cass County.

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Abogados

• Kim Hegvik — State's Attorney

Servicios que ofrece

Criminal prosecution, Juvenile justice, Child deprivation, Child support, Parental termination matters, Legal service to county departments, Involuntary mental health commitments, Civil commitment of sexually dangerous individuals, Administration and policy functions of the State's Attorney's Office, Guidance and training to law enforcement agencies within Cass County, Felonies, Misdemeanors

Oficinas

• 211 9th St. S., Fargo, ND 58103

Fuente: casscountynd.gov · consultado el 10 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.

Horario de Atención

Lunes

8 am–5 pm

Martes

8 am–5 pm

Miércoles

8 am–5 pm

Jueves

8 am–5 pm

Viernes

8 am–5 pm

Sábado

Closed

Domingo

Closed

Fotos

• Dan Bertsch· vía Google

  Consummate professionals doing an impossible job.

  10 months ago
• jess kasemir· vía Google

  Worst in the county!!.. they refuse to believe abuse is two ways I personally see it but they don't believe it that abuse is two ways

  5 years ago
• Brenda D· vía Google

  Not a big fan of our state's attorney. Doesn't like to work very hard in prosecuting cases that don't plea out. Jury trials are too much work for Birch Burdick and the ones who work for him.

  Edited 5 years ago
• Taylor· vía Google

  They can't do anything until you talk to the cops OR send them a report. They don't really take abuse claims seriously. And the woman I spoke to wasnt a state attorney, she was a Victims advocate basically

  3 years ago
• Willis "The Grand Lebowski" McGillis· vía Google

  Brought evidence of a class a misdemeanor committed by medical professionals intentionally releasing private medical information to unauthorized recipients. They refuse to take the information and said they can only take information from the police. Stated the police said it was outside their jurisdiction and that it was a federal complaint yet it is North Dakota Century code statute. Saying that they can only take complaints from police is not true. The states attorney's office can take complaints from anyone. Doesn't mean they have to do anything about it but they can take complaints when provided.

  3 years ago
• Susette Quinn· vía Google

  Since posting a review here, at least 3 more windows have been broken. I have reached out to ask for my charges to be looked at again. My neighborhood lives in fear but Birch thinks boys will be boys. Too bad they will never grow to be contributing members of the community.

  3 years ago
• Anon· vía Google

  Failed to bring up conflict of interest between judge and defendant's attorney, who used to work for the prosecutor's office, and so did the judge on the case. They were both working in the prosecutor's office 2 years ago and the judge committed judicial misconduct doing a favor for her friend because Josh never brought up the conflict of interest. Now the case is 2 months behind because a warrant was not issued when it should have been by this corrupt judicial official. The state's attorney's office has stood by all illegal actions in the courtroom and denied me my Marsy's rights provided by law. I have active complaints into the board against this judge and it's all on record the judicial misconduct has been committed and proven. The state's attorney's office stands by illegal and corrupt actions and will not stand up for the taxpayer or the victims of crimes. Don't expect Justice from Cass County States Attorney's Office.

  Edited 2 years ago
• Sue Quinn· vía Google

  I'm guessing my charges were too much work. Instead of issuing consequences when they are young, we will just incarcerate for stronger crimes at the tax payers cost later in life. I will pay for this person's crimes against myself and others over and over. Thanks for being lazy, Birch.

  4 years ago