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Presented by the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association

Co-sponsored by the Criminal Law Society

Wednesday, November 9
3:00–4:00 p.m. | Program
4:00–5:00 p.m. | Networking Reception

Martin G. McGuinn ’67 Ceremonial Courtroom (Room 201)
John F. Scarpa Hall
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����ר�� Charles Widger School of Law and the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association (PDAA) invite you to learn more about the rewards you can expect in public service as a prosecutor.

The work of the prosecutor resides squarely within the ambit of “public interest” law.�� Among the many opportunities for students who wish to enter public service, being a prosecutor is one of the most fulfilling public interest careers one can have. The Office of the District Attorney in each of the Commonwealth’s 67 counties seeks to serve their citizens by solving community problems in a substantive way where possible, rather than by merely accepting the success of statistical convictions.��The PDAA recognizes that criminal justice is never a finished construct.��Prosecutors are committed to identifying best practices and policies to meet the ever-changing demands of our criminal justice system.�� These demands require the prosecutor’s constant vigilance over the legitimate needs of law enforcement, victims, as well as the rights of the accused. As ministers of justice, prosecutors maintain this commitment with the highest level of integrity while performing their duties as responsible public servants for the communities they serve.

Please note, registration for this event is required. To register for the program and reception, please email events@law.villanova.edu.��

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Panelists

, Chief Deputy District Attorney and Chief of Child Abuse Prosecution, Bucks County District Attorney’s Office

, Deputy District Attorney and Chief of the Diversion and Pretrial Division, Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office

, Assistant District Attorney, Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office

Moderated by , District Attorney, Montgomery County and President, PDAA