Greene County: David Hayes

David is originally from Riverside, Ohio. He earned his associate's degree from Sinclair Community College, his bachelor's degree in political science from Wright State University, and his law degree from the University of Dayton. He lives with his wife Amanda and their 2 daughters in Beavercreek. 

David previously worked as an assistant prosecuting attorney in the Greene County Prosecutor's Office from 2004 until 2020. Prior to working in law, he served in the Air Force Reserve and worked as a recruiter for the Air Force Reserve. 

David D. Hayes is the county prosecutor in Greene County. He was first elected in 2020 and is serving his first term.

As a county prosecutor, oversees civil and criminal prosecutions, works with law enforcement agencies to gather evidence and investigate criminal and civil violations, and provides legal counsel and representation to state, county, and city officials in lawsuits against the government.

As an assistant prosecutor, oversaw civil and criminal prosecutions, presented pre-trial motions in court, prepared cases for trial, produced legal research, opinions, and documents, and conducted interviews with victims, witnesses, and law enforcement officials.

- As a county prosecutor, oversees civil and criminal prosecutions, works with law enforcement agencies to gather evidence and investigate criminal and civil violations, and provides legal counsel and representation to state, county, and city officials in lawsuits against the government.
- As an assistant prosecutor, oversaw civil and criminal prosecutions, presented pre-trial motions in court, prepared cases for trial, produced legal research, opinions, and documents, and conducted interviews with victims, witnesses, and law enforcement officials.

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As of August 26, 2024, David D. Hayes did not have a website or any information online.

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David D. Hayes

David currently works as the county prosecutor in Greene County. He previously worked as an assistant prosecuting attorney in the Greene County Prosecutor's Office from 2004 until 2020. Prior to the law, he served in the Air Force Reserve and worked as a recruiter for the Air Force Reserve. 

David D. Hayes currently serves as the county prosecutor in Greene County, Ohio. He was first elected in 2020 and is serving his first term.

He currently serves as the county prosecutor in Greene County. As a county prosecutor, oversees civil and criminal prosecutions, works with law enforcement agencies to gather evidence and investigate criminal and civil violations, and provides legal counsel and representation to state, county, and city officials in lawsuits against the government.

Started working for the Greene County Prosecutor's Office as an assistant prosecuting attorney in 2004 and worked in this role until 2020. As an assistant prosecutor, oversaw civil and criminal prosecutions, presented pre-trial motions in court, prepared cases for trial, produced legal research, opinions, and documents, and conducted interviews with victims, witnesses, and law enforcement officials.

- He currently serves as the county prosecutor in Greene County. As a county prosecutor, oversees civil and criminal prosecutions, works with law enforcement agencies to gather evidence and investigate criminal and civil violations, and provides legal counsel and representation to state, county, and city officials in lawsuits against the government.
- Started working for the Greene County Prosecutor's Office as an assistant prosecuting attorney in 2004 and worked in this role until 2020. As an assistant prosecutor, oversaw civil and criminal prosecutions, presented pre-trial motions in court, prepared cases for trial, produced legal research, opinions, and documents, and conducted interviews with victims, witnesses, and law enforcement officials.

- County Prosecutors are attorneys that handle criminal and civil legal action for the people in their county. The County Prosecutor can choose the cases they want to take.
- County Prosecutors can also represent the state if the state is being sued. 
- They also have the discretion of whether or not to bring charges against arrested people, whether or not to seek jail time, or whether or not to send individuals to pre-trial diversion programs. 
- The County Prosecutor advises cities, townships, boards, departments, and county officials on legal matters. 
- County Prosecutors are elected to terms of 4 years. There are no term limits for this office. 