What's the difference between a County Attorney and a District Attorney?

There is no difference. The official title of prosecuting attorneys differs from state to state. In Minnesota, prosecutors of felony level offenses are called County Attorneys. In other states, such prosecutors are referred to by various titles, such as District Attorney, State's Attorney, State Prosecutor, etc. For more information, contact the County Attorney at 320-968-5175.

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