NC Conference of District Attorneys

11/11/2026

Today, we recognize Veterans Day and honor the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces—including the many District Attorneys, Assistant District Attorneys, Legal Assistants, District Attorney Investigators, and Resource Prosecutors who have answered the call to serve.

District Attorney and NCDAA President, Andrew Gregson (Prosecutorial District 37), recently reflected on his experience in the Air Force: “I got a lot of invaluable experience investigating and trying serious cases before juries—experience I could not have gained anywhere else at that stage of my legal career. I worked with some of the most talented, principled, and genuinely great people of my career, and I enjoyed it all.”

Thank you to all veterans across the nation for your bravery, courage, and service. Join us in honoring our veterans today.

11/09/2026

During this Thanksgiving season, we would like to highlight some Thanksgiving traditions from our very own Conference staff.

Today we are highlighting Haley Page, NCCDA Legal Assistant. During the Thanksgiving season, her household makes sure to play the 18-minute full song, Alice's Restaurant Massacree. She says: "We don't gather around and play the song, but at some point, someone WILL put it on the Alexa."

Let us know in the comments! Do you have any Thanksgiving traditions?

11/09/2026

11/06/2026

NCCDA was honored to host the first-ever Special Victims Workshop where prosecutors and their legal support staff gathered for two days of wellness training. Special Victims prosecutions involve helping victims and their families through the criminal justice process during the most traumatic event in their lives. It often involves viewing graphic images and video evidence that no person should ever have to view. The workshop involved learning how to recognize and address burnout, compassion fatigue, and secondary traumatic stress to protect their own mental well-being so they can continue to advocate fiercely for the vulnerable members of our community.

11/04/2026

November is American Indian Heritage Month! North Carolina is home to over 130,000 American Indians and 9 state-recognized tribes. These communities are an integral part of our history, and we celebrate all of the achievements and contributions of American Indians to our state.

Recently, the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina received full federal recognition from the U.S. government after a 137-year-long battle. The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, whose tribal territory is located in Robeson, Hoke, Cumberland, and Scotland Counties, has over 55,000 members. This Federal recognition opens the door to an expanse of federal resources for tribes.

To learn more about how NC is celebrating American Indian Heritage Month, visit aihc.nc.gov .

American Indian Heritage Month Join us in our effort to preserve, protect, and promote North Carolina’s American Indian history, arts, and culture for all people. Learn more Honoring North Carolina's tribal communities... Annual North Carolina American Indian Heritage Celebration The American Indi...

11/02/2026

Fighting for justice doesn’t stop in the courtroom; it continues in our communities! As we enter the holidays, let us take time to care for and support those in need in our communities. Identify a need and take action today!

• Contact local food banks and pantries to organize a food drive.
• Collect clothing and essentials to donate to a local shelter.
• Plan to volunteer for a service project during the holiday season.

Sometimes fighting for justice is taking care of a neighbor.

For more information, visit the NC Department of Health and Human Services at:

Food Access Maps North Carolina’s resilient network of regional food banks and their partner networks of food pantries, meal providers, and nonprofit organizations are mobilizing to support North Carolinians during this potential food insecurity crisis caused by the USDA’s directive to suspend ...

10/30/2026

Behind every successful project is a team that works hard and supports one another, and sometimes that means a little Halloween fun!

This week, the Conference took part in a building-wide decorating contest alongside several other groups within the Judicial Branch. Our theme this year is ‘The Conference Levels Up for Halloween’, and we were awarded 1st place by a unanimous vote from our peers!

Happy Halloween, from everyone at the Conference. Stay safe this holiday weekend! 🎃

10/29/2026

Survivors deserve safety. Survivors deserve support. Survivors deserve solidarity. Survivors deserve ACTION. For Domestic Violence Awareness Month and beyond, our team is committed to showing up for survivors, always! Visit https://nccadv.org/ for more information on how to take action today!

10/28/2026

Our Administrative Assistants and Investigators recently came together for a collaborative training and discussion session focused on several issues that affect the daily function of District Attorneys Offices across the state. Among the many items covered were conversations about AXON & Odyssey features, legal updates, retirement planning, and common challenges and solutions in this line of work. These conversations are important because they serve to strengthen teams, improve processes, and support the critical work of prosecutors and the communities they serve.

Follow along for more updates on future NCCDA training and professional development events!

10/27/2026

Don’t delay! Applications for our Accounting Manager, Budget Manager, and Human Resources Director positions close TOMORROW! Apply today!

Accounting Manager - https://rb.gy/3esn6w
Budget Manager – https://rb.gy/d62873
Human Resources Director - https://tinyurl.com/mr64863t