Your Oklahoma County District Attorney, David Prater, Welcomes You!
On this web site, you will find information about how your Oklahoma County District Attorney's Office operates, functions, and provides you with one of the best returns on your taxpayer investment in all of Oklahoma.
David Prater believes that the District Attorney's office is a place where all citizens should expect fair and equitable justice, as well as complete transparency. With David Prater as your District Attorney, you can rest assured that your District Attorney will work closely with law enforcement to ensure that justice is exacted in Oklahoma County.
David maintains an open door policy for all citizens of Oklahoma County - something that has not been done by an Oklahoma County District Attorney for many years. As a citizen, you are entitled to a community that is safe, and a District Attorney's office ready to serve you.
"My goal is to ensure justice is available for all people of Oklahoma County, regardless of race, creed, religion, or socioeconomic status and in so doing, maintaining unprecedented transparency in County Government." - District Attorney David Prater
Pictured above is District Attorney David Prater, his wife Tamara, and daughter Kathryn.
In the News - August 14 KTOK: District Attorney Backs Jail Commission Creation. Read it here.
In the News - May 15 AP: Oklahoma County DA upset judge reduced sentence of convicted killer. Read it here.
In the News - April 24 Oklahoman: Love of Venezuelan prostitute inspires murder plot. Read it here.
In the News - April 2 Oklahoman: Jail growth puts strain on Oklahoma County. Read it here.
In the News - April 1 Journal Record: The 'CSI' effect. Read it here.
In the News - March 13 Edmond Sun: UCO partners with District Attorney for prevention project. Read it here.
In the News - March 13 KSBI TV: Less Money, Less Safe. Read it here.
In the News - March 7 Oklahoman: City District, Ex-Chief Set to Move On. Read it here.
District Attorney Prater and the Oklahoma City Police Department seek the public's help in murder case. Click here.
In the News - February 20 Tulsa World: Contentious merger pushed. Read it here.
In the News - Feburary 20 Oklahoman: Consolidation bill passes state Senate Committee. Read it here.
In the News - February 7 Journal Record: Community Literacy Centers expands on-site program to City Rescue Mission. Read it here.
In the News - January 17 Tulsa World: Non-violence pledge urged for MLK Day. Read it here.
In the News - January 12 KSWO: State prosecutors face loss of millions in federal funds. Read it here.
In the News - September 27 Oklahoman: Racketeering case draws DA's praise. Read it here.
In the News: September 21 Oklahoman - How Jena echoes here. Read it here .
In the News - September 20 KOTV - Field of American Flags Focuses Attention on Child Abuse Deaths. Read it here .
In the News - August 13 Oklahoman - DA wants to know how boy, 5, died. Read it here.
In the News - August 7 Oklahoman - Cold cases opened up, another promise kept. Read it here.
In the News - July 22 Oklahoman - Drug court discussed at seminar. Read it here.
In the News - July 17 Oklahoman - Victim shows progress; shooting inquiry does not. Read it here .
In the News - July 8 Norman Transcript - VINE helps public keep tabs on the justice system. Read it here!
In the News - July 6 Oklahoman Editorial - 'Promises Kept'
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Oklahoma County District Attorney/Prosecutor History
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2007 – Present
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David Prater
C. Wesley Lane
Robert Macy
Andrew Coats
Curtis Harris
James Harrod
James Berry
Granville Scanland
Warren Edwards
George Miskovsky
Lewis Morris
George Callihan
J.K. Wright
Forrest Hudges
Robert Burns
Charles Selby
John Embry
H.Y. Thompson
D.K. Pope
Sam Hooker
Edward Reardon
G.A. Paul
Ralph Ramer
W.R. Taylor
J.H. Woods
Henry Howard
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