


The Sixth Judicial District Office of the Prosecuting Attorney, serving the largest judicial district in the State of Arkansas, is charged with the responsibility of prosecuting criminal cases filed in the Arkansas counties of Pulaski and Perry.
ABOUT
Will Jones
Will Jones began serving as the elected Prosecuting Attorney in January 2023, bringing over two decades of experience as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney and Assistant Attorney General. Throughout his career, Jones has passionately pursued justice, dedicating his efforts primarily to prosecuting sexual predators and individuals exploiting children online.
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Since assuming office, Jones has been driven by a clear mission: to achieve justice for victims, enhance crime prevention, support rehabilitation efforts, and bolster community safety. Within his first two years, he successfully implemented innovative digital technologies for efficient case processing and tracking, strengthened the juvenile division, established a specialized unit targeting violent drug crimes, and contributed to a 44% reduction in the homicide rate.
Jones firmly believes in the importance of building strong relationships with community members, local leaders, and law enforcement agencies as essential for creating safer and more cohesive communities.
A native of Murfreesboro, Arkansas, Jones graduated from Henderson State University in 1998 and earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Arkansas School of Law in 2001. He currently resides in North Little Rock, Arkansas, with his wife and their two children.

SPECIALITY COURTS

Drug
The program combines traditional probation with evidenced-based drug treatment to reduce recidivism.

Veteran's
Offers a Treatment Court program to help former service members with criminal charges to address drug addiction and mental illness.

Mental Health
Special program offered in Pulaski County to individuals accused of misdemeanor criminal offenses.