Louisiana District Attorneys Association, Inc.

The Louisiana District Attorneys Association, Inc. (LDAA) is a non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since 2009, focused on supporting district attorneys' offices and criminal justice professionals throughout Louisiana. As a tax-exempt corporate entity, LDAA serves as a critical resource for prosecutors, law enforcement officers, and victim services providers in the state. The organization primarily receives federal grant awards that support professional development, training, technology implementation, and victim assistance programs within Louisiana's criminal justice ecosystem.

LDAA has received multiple federal grant awards primarily from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, with a significant $963,000 project grant focused on recruiting, retaining, and training assistant district attorneys in response to rising crime rates. Through numerous sub-grant awards from the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice, LDAA has implemented diverse programs including digital evidence training, drug investigation and prosecution training, victims' services liaison programs, and technology initiatives for data collection. The organization has consistently received grants supporting victim assistance through the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA), Byrne JAG program, and highway safety training, working closely with state-level agencies to enhance prosecution capabilities, provide direct services to crime victims, and support law enforcement training. These grants have enabled LDAA to develop expertise, provide resources, and create innovative programs addressing critical needs in Louisiana's criminal justice system.