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This is a great idea. Everyone should be aware of who their prosecutor is and what they will do for the community to keep it safe. The prosecutor is the gate tender to the Courts. Bail? The prosecutor makes recommendations to the Judge. Charges? The prosecutor takes cases to the Grand Jury. Pleas? The prosecutor makes plea offers. Sentencing? The prosecutor makes recommendations to the court. Our community isn’t safe with a weak, inexperienced or lazy prosecutor. It is critical to your safety and mine that our prosecutor is strong, experienced and unafraid. Ask those questions over coffee. You will get answers. One thing I can guarantee you won’t get is an after hours phone number that you can call so that you can influence sentencing recommendations!