Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City
Volodymyr Cristopher B. is a Law Clerk in the Juvenile Unit at the Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City. Prior to this role, Volodymyr was a Law Clerk in the Crime Unit at the United States Senate and in the Homicide Division at the Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City. Volodymyr has also served as a Staff Editor at the Catholic University Law Review and as a Correction Officer in the Enhanced Supervision Housing at NYC Department of Correction. With a Bachelor's degree in Homeland Security and Pre-Law, Volodymyr is currently pursuing a Juris Doctor degree at The Catholic University of America, Columbus School of Law.
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Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City
The mission of the Office of the State’s Attorney for Baltimore City is to create true public safety through partnerships with elected officials, law enforcement, and our residents. The Office fulfills this goal through the successful prosecution of all crimes in Baltimore City. Pillars of the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office: Fairness- in the pursuit of violent criminals and in the diversion of those who require services to help them out of the cycle of criminal prosecution Accountability- of prosecutors to pursue an exemplary standard of advocacy and justice while focusing on repeat, violent offenders who continue to plague our city Collaboration- with key stakeholders, internally and externally, because effective crime reduction is a collective effort to be undertaken by the SAO, BPD, City Hall, the Governor’s Office, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, and the community Technology-Driven - use of training and modern processes that allow implementation of innovative tactics and methods to pursue justice in a way that is holistic and strategic while equipping the assistant state’s attorneys with the tools they need to do the work pursued Set the Standard- the BCSAO will be the pinnacle of what a modern-day prosecutors’ office should be, with improved resources, training, and diversion strategies that are rooted in community collaboration **This page is not regularly monitored for communication. Please reach out to the office directly with any questions at mail@stattorney.org.