The prosecutor's office prosecutes all felony crimes, serves as legal counsel for various county offices and townships, and provides assistance for crime victims and civil protection orders.

Acts as the prosecutor representing the State of Ohio in cases involving felony crimes and juvenile offenses in Greene County. Also assists in the collection of delinquent child support and real estate taxes.

Prosecutes all criminal felony and juvenile delinquency cases occurring in Carroll County.

Prosecuting Attorney's Office is comprised of three separate and distinct divisions: Adult Felony Division - prosecutes adults who are charged with committing any felony in violation of a State statute, as well as juveniles who may be bound over to be prosecuted as an adult. The types of crimes prosecuted by this division include; robbery, burglary, felonious assault, domestic violence, drug offenses, forgery and fraud, white collar crimes, arson, child physical and sexual abuse, sexual assault, and homicides. Juvenile Division - prosecutes juvenile offenders who commit any form of crime in Licking County, whether felony or misdemeanor, and regardless of whether the violation is of a State statute, or municipal ordinance. In addition, the Juvenile Division represents the State in those cases where it is necessary to take some form of protective custody of children due to the inability of a parent to provide for the needs of a child, or worse, cases of neglect or abuse. Civil Division - serves as legal counsel for most County office-holders and departments, as well as the twenty-five Township governments in Licking County. In addition, the Civil Division represents some of the many school districts in Licking County. This Division must be prepared to give their clients advice on many issues such as: open meetings, public records, annexations, zoning, competitive bidding, contracts, and public employment to name a few.

Duties of the County Prosecutor include: - Prosecute Felony and Misdemeanor Crime - Work with all law enforcement agencies in the County - Advocates for victims of crime - Represent Job and Family Services – CSEA and Children Services - Represent Elected Officials – Commissioners (3), Clerk of Courts, Recorder, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, Engineer - Represent County Boards – Board of Elections, Developmental Disabilities, General Health District, Joint Ambulance Board, District Advisory Commission for the General Health District, County Fair Board - Serve on Budget Commission and Data Processing Board - Represent Township Trustees (3 per each of the 16 townships) and Fiscal Officers - Represent the County Treasurer in every foreclosure filed in the County - Represent the County in the collection of overdue real estate taxes.

Files criminal charges in Sylvania Municipal Court, prepares search warrants, participates in pre-trial conferences involving criminal and traffic cases, and prosecutes jury trials. Also provide legal advice to various city, county and state public safety agencies serving the court.

Provides services to the residents of Clark County. Some of these services include: Prosecutor's Office 521-1770

Handles felony prosecution of adults and juveniles and specific crimes such as domestic violence/stalking, drug offenders, and appeals. Represents children's interests in abuse, neglect, and dependency cases and works to establish paternity and collect court-ordered child support. Works closely with the courts and other agencies in providing assistance to victims.

Serves as the chief legal officer of the county. Oversees prosecuting felony criminal cases in Lorain County.

Responsible for prosecuting and litigating cases within the Criminal, Juvenile and Civil Divisions, as well as Children's Services. Agency also provides Victim's Services through the Victim's Assistance Coordinator.

Serves as the chief legal officer of Geauga County. Handles felony prosecution of adults and juveniles. Represents children's interests in abuse, neglect and dependency cases and works to establish paternity and collect court-ordered child support. Works closely with other agencies in providing assistance to crime victims.

Investigates consumer complaints, white collar crimes, and the fraudulent use of Department of Job and Family Services programs in Greene County.

Responsible for prosecuting all felony, misdemeanor, and juvenile offenses in Ottawa County, Ohio

The office of the Knox County Prosecuting Attorney represents the interests of the citizens of the State of Ohio, Knox County, and Knox County Government in many aspects of civil and criminal law. The Prosecutor's Office operates with four divisions: a Criminal Division, a Civil Division, an Appellate Division, and a Victim/Witness Assistance Division.

Charges and prosecutes people, including juveniles, who have been accused of felony and misdemeanor offenses. Investigates allegations of major fraud, organized criminal activity, and corruption. Represents and defends the county in civil suits. Provides legal advice to all county officers and boards.

The chief prosecuting officer for the county is responsible for initiating charges and prosecuting people, including juveniles, who have been accused of felony and misdemeanor offenses; enforcing laws which require responsible people to support their dependents; and investigating allegations of major fraud, organized criminal activity and corruption as well as unlawful conduct by public officials.

Provides prosecution of felonies and juvenile offenses.

The Prosecutor is the chief legal officer of the county. The office prosecutes felony criminal cases in Washington County. The prosecutor is the legal representative for county boards and offices.

Handles felony prosecution of adults and juveniles and specific crimes such as domestic violence/stalking, drug offenders, and appeals. Represents children's interests in abuse, neglect, and dependency cases and works to establish paternity and collect court-ordered child support. Works closely with the courts and other agencies in providing assistance to victims.