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About the DAC

The primary function of the District Attorneys Council is to provide a professional organization for the education, training and coordination of technical efforts of all District Attorneys of the State. The DAC assists local District Attorneys by providing financial, personnel, and other administrative services upon request. The Council is the administrative agency for the Crime Victims Compensation Board and the state administrative agency for several federal grants.

It is important to note that the DAC does not have control over individual District Attorneys. Its functions are advisory and administrative support only. The DAC does not have the power to investigate, stop, or otherwise prevent a District Attorney from prosecuting an individual or group.

Miscellaneous Information and Forms

FEDERAL GRANTS

VICTIM SERVICES

FINANCE FORMS

 

Below are documents relating to the District Attorneys Council's policies and complaint procedures for discrimination and Civil Rights violations.  Also, the policy on communication with persons with Limited English Proficiency is included below.

In the 2020 Oklahoma Legislative Session, HB 2877 set forth minimum requirements for Victim Impact Panels (VIP) and required the District Attorneys Council (DAC) to be the repository of certain information of statutorily compliant VIPs.  A listing of all compliant VIPs will be provided to all District Court judges and District Attorneys’ Offices in Oklahoma. 

Last Modified on Jan 29, 2025
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