Official Website Of The
San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office
EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL.
The San Bernardino District Attorney’s Office serves the residents, business owners, and visitors of San Bernardino County, California.
Our number one priority is the prosecution of those responsible for committing crimes within our communities so that the safety and security of others are protected.
Working in conjunction with some of the finest law enforcement agencies California has to offer, we will pursue justice on behalf of victims and their families.
HOW CAN WE HELP?
Select an option below to get the answers to questions you may have, or to get further information about a topic.
Need information about your court case or a subpoena?
Do you need help such as resources or a shelter? Do you need to speak to a victim advocate about your case?
Unsure who to contact regarding a case or a type of crime, or need information about available services?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
On behalf of victims and the State of California, the district attorney’s office prosecutes individuals and entities for criminal violations of the law.
Please call (909) 382-3800 to find out who has been assigned to your case. You will be forwarded to their phone extension.
The law does not look favorably upon anyone threatening a victim or witness involved in a case.
Please notify the deputy district attorney handling your case immediately.
If warranted, a criminal investigation may be opened and those threatening you will be brought to justice.
You are required to appear in court if you receive a subpoena. Your testimony and cooperation are key to a successful prosecution.
Restraining orders are completed through the courts. Further information can be obtained by visiting the court’s website.
In most cases, charges are being brought against the defendant by the State of California, which is who our office represents.
Please speak with the deputy district attorney about your desire to have charges dismissed in a case.
THIS MONTH’S FAQ
Have you been threatened not to testify? Threatening someone to not testify in a case can lead to criminal charges for those attempting to impede justice.
SPOTLIGHT VIDEO:
“I AM YOU”
Members of the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department speak from their heart in this video produced by the Sheriff’s Employees’ Benefits Association.
ABOUT OUR OFFICE
Founded in 1853, The San Bernardino County District Attorney’s Office is committed to our motto of “Equal Justice For All.” With a staff
of over 500 dedicated professionals, we’ll fight for your rights and for justice to be served on those who harm others.
LOOKING FOR A CAREER?
Meet Deputy District Attorney Sonya Jifkins. She grew up in a low-income family in south Los Angeles and experienced first-hand how crime affected people. Today, she fills her dream in fighting for victims in the criminal courts in San Bernardino County.
OUR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Jason Anderson is the 36th district attorney to serve the people of San Bernardino County, since the office’s inception in 1853.
With over 23 years of experience in the legal field, Mr. Anderson has argued in court both as a district attorney, and a private practice criminal defense attorney. He brings knowledge from both sides of the courtroom to the district attorney’s office.
Mr. Anderson is committed to preserving the constitutional rights of all parties involved in the criminal justice process, and he seeks justice for those who have been the victim of crime.
RECENT CRIMINAL FILINGS
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