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Richard E. Trodden has served Arlington as the Commonwealth’s Attorney since 1993.  His office is staffed with 16 attorneys, including a Chief Deputy and two Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorneys, along with legal assistants and support personnel.  The Commonwealth’s Attorney is a constitutional officer, elected by the citizens of Arlington County and Falls Church City to a four-year term, and independent in his duties from the County.  The Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney is responsible for prosecuting all felony and misdemeanor criminal offenses that take place in Arlington, in the City of Falls Church (felony crimes only), and at Reagan National Airport. 

 

Felony cases prosecuted in the Arlington County Circuit Court are assigned to individual prosecutors.  Attorney staff rotate the handling of misdemeanor cases in the General District Court and in the Juvenile & Domestic Relations District Court.  Mr. Trodden oversees the Victim/Witness Program, as well as two special prosecutors for high intensity drug trafficking cases in federal court.  In 2002, the Office prosecuted approximately 1500 felony cases and 8000 misdemeanor cases.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney

1425 North Courthouse Road, Suite 5200

Arlington, Virginia 22201

(703) 228-4410

 

 

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