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В Бюро Бруклинского окружного прокурора , официально в офисе Kings County поверенный , является офисом окружного прокурора в Kings County , соседствующий с Городком Бруклина , в Нью - Йорке. Офис несет ответственность за судебное преследование за нарушения законов Нью-Йорка . (Нарушения федерального закона преследуются прокурором Восточного округа Нью-Йорка США ). Текущий окружной прокурор - Эрик Гонсалес .

История [ править ]

Законодательным актом от 12 февраля 1796 года штат Нью-Йорк был разделен на семь округов, в каждом из которых был свой помощник генерального прокурора. Графство Кингс входило в состав Первого округа, в который также входили округа Квинс , Ричмонд , Саффолк и Вестчестер . (В то время округ Куинс включал большую часть современного округа Нассау , а округ Вестчестер включал современный округ Бронкс..) В 1801 году офис помощника генерального прокурора был переименован в окружного прокурора, и округ Нью-Йорк был добавлен к Первому округу. Округ Вестчестер был отделен от Первого округа в 1813 году, а округ Нью-Йорк был отделен в 1815 году. В 1818 году каждый округ в штате стал отдельным округом. [1]

До 1822 года окружные прокуроры назначались Советом по назначениям и занимали должности «по усмотрению Совета», что означает отсутствие определенного срока. В соответствии с Конституцией штата 1821 года окружной прокурор был назначен на трехлетний срок судом общих сессий, а в соответствии с Конституцией штата 1846 года должность избиралась всенародным голосованием. Губернатор заполнял вакансии до тех пор, пока не избирался преемник, всегда на полный срок, на следующих ежегодных выборах. Исполняющий обязанности окружного прокурора был назначен судом общих сессий в ожидании иска губернатора. [1]

После принятия Консолидационной хартии города Нью-Йорка в 1898 году срок полномочий окружных прокуроров Нью-Йорка совпал со сроком полномочий мэра и составляет четыре года. В случае вакансии губернатор назначает временного окружного прокурора и может назначить внеочередные выборы на оставшийся срок.

Список окружных прокуроров округа Кингс [ править ]

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External links[edit]

  • The Brooklyn District Attorney's Office: Official website