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Seeking and Serving Justice in Curry and Roosevelt Counties
The Curry County District Attorney is a dedicated legal entity committed to seeking and serving justice in Curry and Roosevelt Counties, New Mexico. Our team of seasoned prosecutors, victim advocates, and support staff work tirelessly to ensure community safety through aggressive prosecution of criminal activity and robust victim advocacy programs. With decades of collective experience in the legal field, we prioritize proactive measures to address root causes of crime, including domestic violence prevention and truancy reduction initiatives.Our office maintains unwavering adherence to constitutional principles while providing victims with comprehensive support throughout the judicial process. Through strategic partnerships with local law enforcement and community organizations, we uphold our mission to deliver justice efficiently and ethically, ensuring accountability for offenders while protecting the rights of victims.
Services
Legal Prosecution
Victim Advocacy
Domestic Violence Programs
Truancy Prevention
Community Legal Education
Case Management
Legal Resource Referrals
Public Records Access
Crime Victim Compensation
Court Process Guidance
Highlights and features
- We maintain a dedicated team of experienced prosecutors and victim advocates
- Our office operates 24/7 victim advocacy services for emergency support
- We implement proactive programs targeting domestic violence prevention
- Our team includes certified legal professionals with specialized training
- We maintain strong partnerships with local law enforcement agencies
Services
Legal Prosecution
Our office prosecutes felony and misdemeanor cases across Curry and Roosevelt Counties. The team handles violent crimes, domestic violence, and drug-related offenses while maintaining constitutional standards. Prosecutors work closely with law enforcement to build strong cases that ensure community safety through effective courtroom representation.
Victim Advocacy
The Victim Impact Program provides 24/7 support for crime victims through trained advocates. Services include court process guidance, emotional support, and resource coordination. Advocates help victims understand their rights while facilitating communication with prosecutors throughout the judicial process.
Domestic Violence Programs
The Break The Cycle initiative addresses domestic violence through prevention and intervention strategies. The program offers victim support, perpetrator accountability measures, and community education to break generational abuse patterns. Services include emergency shelter referrals and legal assistance for affected families.
Truancy Prevention
The Watch For Squatch program targets chronic school absenteeism through early intervention strategies. The initiative works with schools, families, and community partners to address underlying causes of truancy while ensuring educational compliance through legal and social support mechanisms.
Community Legal Education
Our office provides public legal education through community workshops and resource materials. Programs cover crime prevention strategies, victim rights awareness, and judicial process explanations. Educational initiatives aim to increase legal literacy and community engagement in crime prevention efforts.
People
Quentin Ray
9th Judicial District Attorney
Quentin Ray leads the Curry County District Attorney with over 20 years of prosecutorial experience. He oversees criminal prosecutions across Curry and Roosevelt Counties while directing victim advocacy programs and community safety initiatives.
Jake Boazman
Chief Deputy District Attorney
Jake Boazman serves as Chief Deputy District Attorney managing daily prosecutorial operations. He supervises legal teams handling violent crimes and complex felony cases across the district's jurisdictional areas.
Questions
What areas does the Ninth Judicial District cover?
The Ninth Judicial District covers Curry and Roosevelt Counties in New Mexico.
What types of cases does the office handle?
The office prosecutes all criminal cases including violent crimes, domestic violence, drug offenses, and juvenile matters within the district.
How long do criminal cases typically take?
Misdemeanor cases typically resolve in 6-12 months while felony cases often take 1+ years depending on complexity and court scheduling.
Can victims influence case outcomes?
Victims provide input through advocate meetings, though final prosecutorial decisions rest with the district attorney's office.
