Daniel Logan has served as Delaware State Prosecutor since February 2023, overseeing the DOJ’s largest division. Logan has presided over a reorganization of the Division’s Units to focus more specialized attention on homicides, domestic violence, and prosecutor development. Prior to his work as State Prosecutor, Logan served for seven years as the Director of Programs for the U.S. Attorney’s Office (USAO) in Delaware, where he oversaw the USAO’s prevention and reentry efforts while maintaining a full criminal caseload. From 2007 to 2016, Logan was a prosecutor with the Delaware DOJ, rising from an Assistant Attorney General to become the first Unit Head of the Crime Strategies Unit. Logan was also instrumental in the Department’s criminal nuisance abatement efforts and prosecuted numerous felony trials and served as the Assistant Unit Head for the Wilmington Unit. He is a graduate of Salesianum School, the University of Tennessee (BA), and Louisiana State University School of Law (JD).