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| Felony Trial Bureau |
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Lyn
McClellan, Felony Trial Bureau Chief
 The Felony Trial Bureau Chief supervises the staff for the twenty-two criminal district courts in Harris County, our Victim Witness Program and the Bond Forfeiture Division. In 2003 the felony trial courts disposed of over 35,000 felony cases.
The Victim Witness Program supplied the primary link between witnesses and witness advocacy groups and this office; they also assisted victims in their claims for compensation. |
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Division Chiefs |
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Lucy
Davidson, Division 'A'
 Division
'A' consists of the 174th, 176th, 177th, 178th, 179th, and
the 180th District Courts. |
Denise Nassar, Division 'B'
 Division
'B' consists of the 182nd, 183rd, 184th, 185th, 208th, and
the 209th District Courts.
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Maria McAnulty Davidson, Divsion 'C'
 Division
'C' consists of the 228th, 230th, 232nd, 248th, 262nd, and
the 263rd District Courts.
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Bill Hawkins, Juvenile
 Our
Juvenile Division staffs the three Juvenile District Courts.
Those courts hear cases filed against children from ten to
sixteen years of age and had in excess of 13,000 petitions
(both newly opened or reopened petitions). The Juvenile
prosecutors also ran a Truancy project for the school
districts in Eastern Harris County. The project is still new
but it appears that we were able to reduce truancy in
participating schools by over 70% |
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Dan Rizzo, Divsion 'D'
 Division 'D' consists of the 337th, 338th, 339th, and the 351st District Courts |
Craig Goodhart, Division 'E'
 Division
'E' consists of the 337th, 338th, 339th, and the 351st
District Courts.
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Kathy Bradock, Bond Forfeiture
 The Bond Forfeiture Division collected over $5.3 million for Harris County’s general fund. |
Amy Smith, Victim Witness
 The
Victim Witness Division was created in 1977 to serve as a
communication link between crime victims and the assistant
district attorneys, by offering specialized assistance to
crime victims and witnesses throughout the court process. |
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