I am running for District Attorney because I have seen what happens when the justice system stops working for the people it was built to protect — and I have spent my career standing up when it does.

For years, I have been in the courtroom doing the hard work. Not behind a desk. Not on the sidelines. I have handled the toughest cases and stood up for victims when it mattered most.

I’m running because this office is failing the public — and because I know it can do better.

Much of my career has been dedicated to prosecuting cases involving child abuse and crimes against the most vulnerable.

These cases are not abstract to me. They require earning trust, preparing relentlessly, and following through every step of the way. I know what it means to sit with victims, hear their stories, and then fight for them without backing down.

Justice demands courage, preparation, and resolve. That is how I practice law.

I bring real courtroom experience, proven toughness, and a deep commitment to protecting children and victims.

I am not afraid to make hard decisions — or to rebuild what is broken.

This office can work again.
It can serve the public with strength and compassion.
And it must.

That is why I am running for District Attorney.