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Charles Koop elected President of Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan

(Lansing, MI) - Charles Koop, Antrim County Prosecutor since 1990, was elected President of the Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan (PAAM), the association announced today. Koop will lead Michigan's Prosecutors until August 2008

"Charlie Koop is a career prosecutor who's ended the careers of a lot of offenders," Attorney General Mike Cox said. "He's fought the good fight to work tirelessly for victims and for law enforcement. He's a great choice to lead."

Koop was recognized for his long-term commitment to the citizens of Antrim County , and he affirmed that commitment in a speech made to the membership.

"As an association, we need to continue to improve the situation for victims in the criminal justice system," Koop said. He emphasized that during his term of office, PAAM will work to strengthen criminal justice in Michigan.

"I have great confidence in the leadership of Antrim County Prosecutor Charles Koop," said past president Ron Frantz. "We will all benefit from Charlie's experience, common sense, and concern for crime victims as he leads us through these challenging times."

"Charlie Koop is an extremely talented prosecutor and public servant. He is one of our brightest and most knowledgeable colleagues." Said Brian Mackie, Past President of PAAM.

"Charlie Koop has been a PA for 17 years who is deeply committed to public safety in his community and the crime victims he represents," said Dave Gorcyca, Immediate Past President of PAAM. "Charlie is also an advocate for criminal justice reform and laws that hold offenders accountable."

The Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan was established in 1929. It is a voluntary association of all 83 of the state’s Prosecuting Attorneys, the Attorney General, and the U.S. Attorneys serving in Michigan . Its primary purposes are to promote fair, swift and equal justice in enforcing the state’s criminal laws, and the continuing education of Prosecuting Attorneys and other law enforcement officials.