San Diego District Attorney in downtown San Diego operates the county's prosecutorial office from the Hall of Justice at 330 West Broadway, serving more than three million residents across branch offices in El Cajon, Chula Vista, Vista, and Kearny Mesa. The office manages a staff of roughly 1,000 employees and runs specialized units including the Economic Crimes and Consumer Protection Division, the Sex Crimes and Human Trafficking Division, and a School Threats Task Force that implemented a unified protocol across all 42 school districts—prosecution pipelines that generate case referrals through the pro bono network at San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program, Inc. for defendants who cannot retain counsel. The San Diego Opioid Project and the Ugly Truth human trafficking awareness campaign represent two of the office's largest public-health intervention initiatives. Victim Services, reachable at a dedicated line, coordinates safety planning, court accompaniment, and restitution assistance for survivors of violent crime, operating in the same victim-advocacy space where Casa Cornelia Law Center provides immigration-related legal defense for asylum seekers. The office's highest-stakes proceedings are special-circumstance homicide prosecutions and sexually-violent-predator commitment hearings that require multi-agency coordination between investigators, forensic analysts, and trial teams.