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In 2016, Carlos Barraza was recognized as the Prosecutor of the Year for his outstanding and tireless service to the Citizens of Chester County.
In 2012, Carlos convicted the Defendant of First Degree Murder. The jury found that the Defendant shot and killed the victim after mistakenly identifying him as the individual who tried to break into his home earlier in the evening.
In 2020, Carlos convicted the Defendant of Second Degree Murder. The jury found that the Defendants participated with another man in a drug transaction gunpoint robbery that resulted in the death of a 15-year-old boy.
In 2020, Carlos convicted the Defendant of Third Degree Murder. The jury found that the Defendant shot and killed the victim after an argument at a party.
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In 2018, Carlos convicted the Defendant of Second Degree Murder. The jury found that the Defendant participated with four other men in a gunpoint robbery of four immigrants that resulted in the death of one victim.
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Carlos Barraza’s father was unable to walk at graduation to receive his doctorate diploma in 1967. Carlos’s nephew was able to convince the University of Wisconsin to recognize his Grandfather 50 years later allowing him to walk during graduation and receive his diploma. Carlos Barraza speaks about his father and the importance of family.
In 2015, Carlos convicted the Defendant of Aggravated Assault and Firearms Violations. The jury found that the Defendant was a convicted felon who shot at two police officers during a pedestrian stop.
In 2019, Carlos successfully prosecuted the Defendant to an open guilty plea of Drug Delivery Resulting in Death. The Defendant had provided heroin with fentanyl to his girlfriend that resulted in her death.
In 2014, Carlos successfully prosecuted the Defendant to an open guilty plea to Driving Under the Influence, 11th offense, and Driving Under Suspension, 13th offense.
In 2014, Carlos successfully prosecuted the Defendant to an open guilty plea of Indecent Exposure. The Defendant had exposed himself to a crowded school bus.
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