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TABLE OF CONTENTS / VETERANS SUPPORTTABLE OFCONTENTSVeterans SupportLetter FromYour County AttorneyCivil DivisionCriminal DivisionPHHS DivisionSummit Makes History234567Victim / WitnessDivisionSupport StaffHonors, Awards,Outstanding WorkInnovation, Partnership,LeadershipCrimes ByThe NumbersGood Deeds DonePrayer In My Boot,Shihab Nye89101112-141516Veterans SupportIncreasing the support of area veterans was part of an outreach effortpursued by the County Attorney’s Office this past year. Jeff Hall, aveteran and Team Leader at Duluth’s Vet Center spoke to the CountyAttorney and others during a community leaders’ ConversationCircle. Hall reminded participants that veterans appreciate it whenothers take the time to understand roadblocks that keep veteransfrom full involvement in the community.Our support for veterans is manifested through coordinated effortsbetween our County Commissioners, District Court Judges and ouroffice, making certain that veterans in the criminal justice system areidentified early and made aware of services available to them.We also demonstrate our support and express our gratitude to allveterans on our staff who are actively serving in the military. Wesincerely appreciate other staffers who have actively served in variousbranches in past years.Mark Rubin continues to lead the way by his recognition of veteranswhen speaking or performing at veteran events. These included the60th Anniversary and re-dedication of the Gary New Duluth VeteransMemorial, the 20th anniversary of the dedication of the VietnamVeteran’s Memorial, and the dedication of the Iron Range VeteransMemorial (shown above) in Virginia.22012 ST LOUIS COUNTY ATTORNEY’S ANNUAL REPORT
LETTER FROM ST. LOUIS COUNTY ATTORNEY MARK S. RUBINLetter from St. Louis CountyAttorney Mark S. RubinJustice through innovation, partnership, and leadership.Heading into year three as your County Attorney, I can truly say it hasbeen a privilege and an honor to serve you, the citizens of St. LouisCounty. The momentum—of seeing justice served and hope restoredfor individuals and communities within our 7,000 square miles ofresponsibility—keeps growing every day. To be sure, I do not do thisalone. It is a combined, cooperative effort of 67 talented individualswho make up the core of our offices in Duluth, Hibbing and Virginia.”The overarching task ofleadership today in everysegment of American societyis to give our youths, andall Americans, a sense thatwe can be engaged inenterprises that lend meaningto life, that we can regaincontrol over our families andour national destiny, andthat we can make a positivedifference individually andcollectively in building adecent, safe nation andworld.”Marian Wright Edelman,The Measure of Our SuccessEvery day, the attorneys, investigators, and victim/witness andsupport staffs keep your best interests at heart. These individuals gobeyond statutory responsibilities, using innovation and partnershipwith others, and they are extremely effective in achieving positiveoutcomes. Whether giving timely legal advice to the CountyCommissioners and various county departments, prosecuting seriouscrimes or advocating for the most vulnerable of our county’s citizens,those who work in the St. Louis County Attorney’s Office make certainyour tax dollars are used wisely and effectively.The results of their hard work can be seen within these pages.Especially noticeable is the pursuit of excellence through leadership,courage and collaboration. Qualities like these help to “restore theconfidence of citizens in government,” as American advocate andactivist Marian Wright Edelman says.It is also with a sense of gratitude that we will continue to serveour county with the diligence and perseverance you have come toexpect. In the end, we can demonstrate that fairness leads to justiceand justice leads to safe and strong communities.Mark RubinSt. Louis County AttorneyWWW.STLOUISCOUNTYMN.GOV/COUNTYATTORNEY3
Page 4 and 5: CIVIL DIVISIONCivil DivisionKim Mak
Page 6 and 7: PHHS DIVISIONPublic Health &Human S
Page 8 and 9: VICTIM / WITNESS DIVISIONPatty Whee
Page 10 and 11: HONORS, AWARDS, OUTSTANDING WORKHon
Page 12 and 13: CRIME BY THE NUMBERSCrimes by the N
Page 14 and 15: CRIME BY THE NUMBERSCrimes by the N
Page 16: “Prayer In My Boot”By Naomi Shi

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