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Steve Haller has served the citizens of Greene
County since 1975 when he was hired as an assistant
prosecutor.
He was raised in Xenia, Ohio and
graduated from Carroll High School in 1968. He earned
his bachelor’s degree from Wilmington College and his
law degree from the University of Toledo. Steve was
admitted to the Ohio Bar in 1976; the Federal Bar in
1978; and to practice before the United States Supreme
Court in 1978.
Mr. Haller served the City of
Bellbrook as city prosecutor from 1982 to 2006.
During his 37 year career in the
Prosecutor’s Office Steve has represented the State and
County in thousands of criminal and civil cases in all
courts in Greene County. He has also argued cases before
the Second District Court of Appeals, and the Ohio
Supreme Court.
Mr. Haller is honored to be
affiliated with the Greene County Bar Association, Ohio
State Bar Association, Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys
Association, National District Attorney’s Association,
National College of District Attorneys,
Greene County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #37,
Greene County Township Association and the National
Organization for Victim Assistance.
Steve is proud to be a Michael’s
House Foundation Trustee and a member of the Wilmington
College President’s Advisory Council, Greene County
Domestic Violence Consortium, the Stiles Transitional
Housing Assistance Team and the ACE Task force Board
of Directors. In May of 2011, he was appointed to serve
as Chair of the Attorney General’s State Victims Advisory Board
by Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine.
From 2001 to
2012, Steve has been honored to receive
the Martindale-Hubbel AV Preeminent Peer Review Rating
for legal ability and ethical standards.
In August, 2006, upon the retirement
of his predecessor, William F. Schenck, Stephen K.
Haller was appointed Greene County Prosecuting Attorney.
Mr. Haller was elected to the office in November, 2006,
and again in November, 2008. |
