Prosecutor Advocacy

Through continued advocacy, engagement with criminal justice stakeholders, and solicitation of ideas and input from our members, the association can provide the prosecutor perspective on issues including human trafficking, traffic safety, drug policy, forensic science, domestic violence, electronic evidence, asset forfeiture, child abuse, juvenile justice and many more.

Each year, the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) meticulously crafts its policy priorities, which are unveiled at our annual Prosecutor Advocacy Conference held in Washington D.C. each winter. 

In our ongoing commitment to keeping our members at the forefront of legislative developments, NDAA routinely provides comprehensive updates on key legislation aligned with these priorities as they progress through the legislative process.

This year, we are excited to enhance our engagement through a series of informative webinars, designed to delve deeper into these crucial topics. To leverage the power of collective advocacy, NDAA organizes “Calls to Action” to galvanize support for specific legislative measures that resonate with our priorities, ensuring that the voices of district attorneys and prosecutors are heard and heeded in the corridors of power.

NDAA is happy to provide assistance in setting up meetings for prosecutors visiting Washington, DC. To contact Members of Congress and their staff virtually, NDAA’s Locate Your Legislator tool provides a state-by-state view of the key staff for your Congressional delegation.

Locate Your Legislator

NDAA 2026 Prosecutor Advocacy Conference
Washington, D.C. | Feb. 3 - 4, 2026

Join us in the nation’s capital for NDAA’s annual Prosecutor Advocacy Conference, where prosecutors from across the country unite to amplify their voices on the most pressing policy and legislative issues affecting the profession and public safety.

Over the course of two days, NDAA members will hear directly from Administration officials, Federal agencies, and meet with key Capitol Hill leaders on critical legal and legislative matters shaping the justice system.

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