Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney Phil Sorrells

Thanks to the Haltom City Police Department for their work on this case and for their commitment to keeping our community safe.

Thank you to the Lake Worth PD for your work on this case and for keeping our community safe.

Thanks to the Fort Worth, Haltom City, and Grand Prairie Police Departments, and the Combined Narcotics Enforcement Team, for their work on this case and for their commitment to keeping our community safe.

The criminal prosecution process does not end when a defendant is convicted. So, what happens after that? Chief Steve Conder explains how the Post Conviction team operates.

A Tarrant County jury sentenced Christopher Turner to Death Row.

Thanks to the Fort Worth Police Department for their work on this case and for their commitment to keeping our community safe.

Government imposter scams are ramping up. So, if someone calls, emails, or texts, and says they are with the government and demands money, do NOT send it to them! Don't send cash, gift cards, wire transfers, or Cryptocurrency. The government doesn't demand money that way, Assistant DA Nathan Martin told a group of residents gathered at the Arlington Public Library. Be safe!

Thanks to the Fort Worth Police Department for their work on this case and for their commitment to keeping our community safe.

DA Phil Sorrells congratulates the graduating class of the Fall Citizen Prosecutor Academy. This team spent the past three months learning about every step of prosecution and how the criminal justice system works in Tarrant County. Beat the rush and sign up now for our next academy that begins March 6, 2025. For more information, call 817-884-1400.

Our attorneys are committed to educating the Tarrant County legal community. At the Eldon B. Mahon Inn of Court, a group comprised of students, lawyers and judges, ADA Colin Duffy delivered the "Toast to the Constitution" and Chief Marvina Robinson spoke on family violence and protective orders.