Our Office
The Harris County District Attorney’s office investigates and prosecutes approximately 110,000 criminal cases annually. The Office employs close to 300 Assistant District Attorneys and approximately 300 support staff, including investigators and paralegals.
The Office’s jurisdiction is coextensive with Harris County. Harris County continues to be the nation’s third most populous county with an estimated four million residents.
The structure of the Harris County District Attorney’s Office is as follows:
District Attorney
Mike Anderson
First Assistant
Belinda Hill
Public Services and Infrastructure Bureau
- Intake Division
- Grand Jury Division
- Environmental Crimes
- Asset Forfeiture Division
Karen Morris
Special Prosecutions Bureau
- Major Fraud Division
- Consumer Fraud
- Welfare Fraud
- Major Offender Division
- Digital Forensic Investigations
- Vehicular Crimes
- Organized Crime
- Elder Exploitation
- Check Fraud
- Major Narcotics Division
Connie Spence
Office of General Counsel
- General Litigation Division
- Conviction Review
Dick Bax
Legal Services Bureau
- Appellate Division
- Post Conviction Writs Division
- Training Coordinator
Roe Wilson
Trial Bureau
- Felony Divisions- 22 district courts, three juvenile courts, Veteran’s Court, Impact Court, Truancy Court, and Detention Court
- Bond Forfeiture Division
- Mental Health Division
- Extradition Administrator
- Destruction Coordinator
- Misdemeanor Division- 15 County Criminal Courts at Law and 16 Justice of the Peace Courts
Maria McAnulty
Special Victims Bureau
- Child Abuse Division
- Family Criminal Law Division
- Child Exploitation
- Human Trafficking
- Victim Witness Division
- Animal Cruelty
Jane Waters
Investigators
Chief Investigator Richard Holland
The Public Information Office, Civil Right Division, Public Integrity Division, Information Systems, Operations, and Central Records report directly to the First Assistant.
Bert Graham is Of Counsel to the Office.