The Colorado District Attorneys’ Council (CDAC) is a statewide organization that supports and represents the elected district attorneys for all 23 of Colorado’s judicial districts. The governing board meets regularly to discuss and engage in public policy solutions that keep our communities safe and respect the rights of all Coloradans. Â
What We Do
CDAC promotes, fosters and encourages and effective administration of criminal justice in the state by providing:
Training
Legislative Services
Legal Research
Management Assistance
Case Management and Data Tracking
Sharing of Criminal Justice Information and other agencies
Subject Matter Expertise and Special Programs
Special Prosecution Assistance
Trainings
We provide specialized training and educational opportunities for nearly 10,000 prosecutors, law enforcement, and victim advocates across the state.
We foster a more effective and efficient criminal justice system in Colorado through the use of information technology.
ACTION
This comprehensive case management system provides prosecutors with an expansive database with information to consider in every aspect of a case.
Electronic Discovery
Providing evidence about a criminal case, eDiscovery increases the efficiency and accessibility of information for defendants and their attorneys.
Our Principles
Equal Justice
Justice is our job, not convictions. Serving the public interest, we actively pursue the truth and ensure that everyone receives equal treatment under the law.​
Public Safety
The primary reason we do our work is to create safe communities where every person has the opportunity to thrive, meet their true potential and enjoy their freedom.
Community Health
We prioritize educating the public and engaging every person from every community in discussions about the criminal justice system in our state.
Honesty and Integrity
At the Capitol, in the news or out in the community, you can count on us to tell the full truth and remain faithful to the community values we all share.
Respect
Valuing humanity, we respect the inalienable dignity and rights of every individual in our state – including people who have caused harm in their community.
Accountability
We believe everyone's path to redemption or rehabilitation must include accepting responsibility for the harm they have caused.
Victims Rights
Recognizing that they are the most important person in any criminal case, we protect victims' rights and support their needs while they seek justice.
Responsible Reform
For over 40 years, we have spearheaded efforts to responsibly improve the criminal justice system without compromising community safety and health.
Community Engagement
We prioritize educating the public and engaging every person from every community in discussions about the criminal justice system in our state.
 
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