Our Assistant Prosecutors:
James A. Davey
Assistant Prosecutor - Felony Crimes
Mr. Davey joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in September, 2005 and is originally from the Cleveland, Ohio area. Mr. Davey graduated from Ohio University in 2001 with B.A. and B.S. degrees in Political Science and Journalism respectively. He graduated from Case Western Reserve University Law School and was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 2004. Mr. Davey has previous legal experience in the private practice of law in Cleveland. His primary area of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office is handling felony crime prosecutions filed in Common Pleas Court I. Legal Secretary Candi Sauber is assigned to assist with Mr. Davey’s case docket.
Kenneth C. Clason
Assistant Prosecutor - Felony Crimes
Mr. Clason joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in September, 2005 and is originally from Ontario, Ohio near Mansfield. Mr. Clason graduated from Ashland University in 2002 with a B.A. degree in Religion and Philosophy. He also has a Master of Arts degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Toledo. He graduated from the College of Law at the University of Toledo in 2005 and was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 2006. Mr. Clason has previous legal experience with the City of Toledo Prosecutor’s Office. His primary area of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office is handling felony crime prosecutions filed in Common Pleas Court II. Legal Secretary Anne Hart is assigned to assist with Mr. Clason’s case docket.
Angela M. Boes
Assistant Prosecutor - Juvenile Delinquencies
Mrs. Boes joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in December, 2001 and is originally from St. Stephens in Seneca County. Mrs. Boes graduated from The Ohio State University in 1997 with a B.A. degree in Humanities and Anthropology. She graduated from The University of Akron School of Law and was admitted to the Ohio Bar in 2001. Mrs. Boes has previous legal experience with the law firm of Goldman & Rosen, Ltd. in Akron. Her primary area of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office is handling juvenile delinquency prosecutions filed in the Juvenile Division of the Seneca County Common Pleas Court. Legal Secretary Kitty Hupp is assigned to assist with Mrs. Boes’ juvenile case docket.
Rhonda L. Best
Assistant Prosecutor - Felony Crimes / Juvenile Delinquencies
Ms. Best joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in August, 2006 and is originally from Tiffin in Seneca County. Ms. Best graduated from Heidelberg College with a B.A. degree in English in 2002 and from Terra State Community College with an A.A. degree in English Language & Literature in 2000. She graduated from the University of Toledo College of Law in 2005 and was admitted in the Ohio Bar in 2006. Ms. Best has previous legal experience with Seneca County Juvenile & Probate Court and the Seneca County Department of Jobs & Family Services. Her primary areas of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office are handling felony crime and juvenile delinquency prosecutions.
Jeffry J. Stockner
Assistant Prosecutor - Civil Litigation
Mr. Stockner joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in August, 1989 and is originally from Perrysburg, Ohio. Mr. Stockner graduated from Bowling Green State University in 1982 with a B.S. degree in Education. He graduated from Ohio Northern University Law and was admitted in the Ohio Bar in 1985. Mr. Stockner has previous legal experience in the private practice of law in Tiffin and also works as a Full Professor of Business Law and Criminal Justice at Tiffin University. His primary area of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office is handling civil litigation involving county and township legal matters and delinquent property tax foreclosure/collection actions. Legal Secretary Amy Dunn is assigned to assist with Mr. Stockner’s civil case docket.
Our Other Support Staff:
Ronald S. Green
Secret Service Officer
Mr. Green joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in July, 2005 and is originally from Tiffin. Mr. Green received police training at the Tiffin Police Academy, including numerous specialized trainings in homicide and crime scene investigations and DEA training in drug enforcement. He was a certified peace officer with the Seneca County Sheriff’s Office and the City of Tiffin Police Department. Mr. Green has 25 years of law enforcement experience, having served mostly with the Tiffin Police Department in the Uniform Division, Detective Bureau, and as Unit Commander of the Seneca County Drug Task Force- METRICH Enforcement Unit. Mr. Green has received numerous commendations as a police officer, including the Officer of the Year award with the Tiffin Police Department, retiring in 2003 at the rank of Sergeant. Mr. Green’s primary area of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office as Secret Service Officer / Investigator is to assist police officers from the ten different local law enforcement agencies which serve Seneca County and county prosecutors in the investigation and prosecution of felony crimes and juvenile delinquencies. This investigative work includes facilitating follow-up investigation in felony and juvenile case submissions, responding to scenes of major crimes to assist in criminal investigations, along with locating witnesses and conducting interviews for court.
Sharon M. Skeel
Office Administrator
Mrs. Skeel joined the County Prosecutor’s staff in August, 1980 and is originally from Tiffin. Mrs. Skeel received certification in June, 1985 through Findlay College - the American Institute for Paralegal Studies- as a paralegal/legal assistant. Mrs. Skeel has been employed by four different elected county prosecutors, having worked for more than 26 years at the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office. In December, 2001, she received the statewide award as the Outstanding Staff Person for a County Prosecutor from the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association. Besides legal secretarial duties related to administrative and civil litigation issues, her primary areas of responsibility with the Seneca County Prosecutor’s Office include training and supervision of legal secretaries, overseeing all technology systems, maintaining all financial and inventory records, along with specifically developing and monitoring the annual office budget.
Libra K. Martin
Victim Assistance Director
Ms. Martin joined the County Prosecutor’s staff as a victim advocate in July, 1997, became the Director of the Seneca County Victim Assistance Program in February, 2001, and is originally from Fostoria. Ms. Martin graduated from Terra State Community College with an Associates degree in Applied Science, majoring in Intervention, Advocacy, and Counseling in 1997 and is a registered social worker assistant. Ms. Martin supervises four victim advocates assigned to various courts in Seneca County. Besides overseeing staff, Ms. Martin and the other victim advocates employed through the office handle notification procedures for and calculate restitution payments owed to victims of crime, appear in court to provide victim input at hearings, and make referrals for various other victim services, such as professional counseling. For more information about victim assistance or filing a reparations application for economic loss suffered as a result of a crime, contact Victim Assistance at its toll-free number (1-800-400-9900), its local number (419-448-5070), or the Ohio Court of Claims at its toll-free number (1-800-824-8263).
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