Marc McCune Graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. He practiced law for one year as a private attorney and then became a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in 1994. In 1997, the Judicial Circuits Split and Marc became the Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney until 2002. In 2002, Marc was elected to his first term as the Crawford County Prosecuting Attorney. He was re-elected in 2006. Since becoming a prosecutor Marc has tried more than 100 jury trials.
		Robert Presley has worked as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney since 1994. He has tried more than 80 jury trials and has been the Chief Deputy Prosecuting Attorney in Crawford County since 2002.
		Scott Houston worked in private practice for 4 years in Crawford County. He joined the Prosecutor's Office in 2003. Since joining the office he has tried more than 20 jury trials.
		Tena Rackley worked for the Sebastian County Prosecutor's Office before leaving to be MOM. She joined the Crawford County Prosecutor's Office in 2003 and handles all the Juvenile Cases and District Court cases.
		Graham Jones graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas Law School in 2005. After law school, Graham joined the Sebastian County Prosecutor's office as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for the Twelfth Judicial District.  In his nearly four years as a deputy prosecutor, Graham tried several jury trials in cases ranging from misdemeanors to murder, and acted as co-counsel in several more. He also represented the State of Arkansas in hundreds of bench trials, adjudications and other hearings in the Sebastian County criminal courts.       Chuck Baker began his legal career as a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney for the 12th Judicial District in Sebastian and Crawford Counties. While employed at the Prosecuting Attorney's Office, he served as the Greenwood District prosecutor and later as Crawford County prosecutor.  Mr. Baker currently works for the Crawford County Prosecuting Attorney's Office on a part-time basis as the County Attorney.