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Your Trusted Legal Prosecution Partner in Springfield, MA
The Hampden Juvenile Court's Office is committed to upholding criminal justice and ensuring public safety through ethical, fair, and rigorous prosecution. Our office handles cases across District Court, Superior Court, and Juvenile Court, supported by specialized units such as the State Police Detective Unit and divisions focused on homicide, domestic violence, and crimes against vulnerable populations. We prioritize victim advocacy, community outreach, and prevention programs, including initiatives like Stop the Swerve and Hoop Up Springfield, to foster safer communities.Our multidisciplinary approach to child abuse, sexual assault, and elder abuse cases ensures comprehensive support for victims while pursuing justice. With a focus on transparency and accountability, we work closely with law enforcement, social services, and community partners to address systemic challenges and promote long-term public safety.
Services
Criminal Prosecution
Victim Advocacy
Community Outreach
Legal Education
Homicide Investigations
Highlights and features
- We have over 20 years of experience in prosecuting complex criminal cases.
- Our office employs specialized units for homicide, domestic violence, and crimes against children.
- We provide 24/7 victim advocacy and support services.
- Our community outreach programs focus on crime prevention and youth education.
- We maintain partnerships with law enforcement and social service agencies for holistic solutions.
Services
Criminal Prosecution
We prosecute all criminal cases in Hampden County, including misdemeanors, felonies, and juvenile offenses. Our office works with law enforcement to ensure thorough investigations and fair trials. Specialized units handle complex cases such as homicides, drug trafficking, and organized crime.
Victim Advocacy
Our victim-witness advocates provide emotional support, court guidance, and resource referrals for crime victims. We offer specialized services for domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse survivors through multidisciplinary partnerships with healthcare and social service agencies.
Community Outreach
We lead initiatives like Stop the Swerve (impaired driving prevention) and Hoop Up Springfield (youth engagement) to educate residents and reduce crime. Our outreach teams collaborate with schools and community groups to promote safety and legal awareness.
Legal Education
We provide school programs on topics like internet safety, dating violence, and 51A reporting. Our Youth Advisory Board and court tours offer students hands-on learning about the criminal justice system and career opportunities.
Homicide Investigations
The State Police Detective Unit investigates unsolved homicides in Hampden County. We work with families and law enforcement to resolve cold cases through forensic analysis, public tips, and collaboration with state and federal agencies.
People
Anthony D. Gulluni
District Attorney
Anthony D. Gulluni leads the Hampden Juvenile Court's Office with a focus on justice, integrity, and community safety. He has spearheaded initiatives like the SAFE Unit and HERizon program, emphasizing crime prevention and youth empowerment.
Questions
What types of cases does the Hampden District Attorney handle?
We prosecute all criminal cases in Hampden County, including misdemeanors, felonies, juvenile offenses, domestic violence, and homicides.
How can I report a crime or provide case information?
Contact local law enforcement or our State Police Detective Unit at 413-505-5993. Tips can be texted to 274637 with the word 'Solve'.
What support is available for crime victims?
Our victim advocates offer counseling, court accompaniment, and resource referrals. Specialized services exist for domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse survivors.
How does the office engage with the community?
We run prevention programs like Stop the Swerve, Hoop Up Springfield, and school-based education initiatives to promote safety and legal awareness.
Can I tour the Hampden County Hall of Justice?
Yes, students in grades 6-12 can participate in court tours to learn about criminal justice careers and courtroom procedures.
