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District Attorneys in Tulsa, OK

Here is a complete list of nearly all experienced District Attorneys in Tulsa, OK.

Robert Bartz Tulsa, OK

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Doug Massey Tulsa, OK

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Michael Atkinson Tulsa, OK

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Aaron Pembleton Tulsa, OK

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Chance Cammack Tulsa, OK

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Mark Lyons Tulsa, OK

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What is an assistant district attorney in Oklahoma?

Assistant District Attorneys are the State of Oklahoma’s prosecuting attorneys. They perform a wide array of functions in the field of criminal prosecution and are one of the central instruments in maintaining safety in the community. Some of the job functions include: reviewing police reports for criminal charges, speaking to and meeting with victims, conducting court proceedings at all stages of the criminal process, researching and writing legal motions and arguing cases in front of a jury.

What are the opportunities for law students in Tulsa County?

The Tulsa County District Attorney's Office offers upper division law students externship opportunities through their Colleges of Law. Externship programs provide students the chance to be part of a district attorney’s office, and may include contacting witnesses, attending trials and other court proceedings, conducting and analyzing legal research, writing legal motions and supporting the attorneys in their prosecution of cases in areas including Homicide, Gangs, Crimes against Children, Robbery and others. Work time required per academic credit is established by the schools. For detailed information see your school’s externship sites.