Kenneth . Boyd Esq
17th JD DA's Office
Kenneth Boyd, Esq., is a Senior Deputy District Attorney in the Denver District Attorney's Office. He currently serves as the Domestic Violence Prosecution Specialist working in collaboration with law enforcement and community agencies on cases involving intimate partner violence at the Rose Andom Center for Domestic Violence. Kenneth also manages the Denver DA's Firearm Relinquishment Unit and is the project lead on the Denver DA's Race and Justice Data Project. During his career as a prosecutor, Kenneth has successfully tried cases in every unit of the Denver District Attorney's Office and continues to specialize in complex, multi-jurisdictional grand jury investigations. In 2014, while assigned to the Family Violence Unit, Kenneth was awarded the Denver District Attorney's Office Meritorious Service Award for successfully prosecuting the murder of a local elementary school teacher by her ex-boyfriend. Prior to joining the office of the Denver District Attorney, Kenneth received his undergraduate degree in History from Colorado State University. After working several years as a cost accountant and division manager in his family's construction business, Kenneth left the industry to pursue a law degree from the University of Denver Sturm College of Law. After graduating from law school in 2006, Kenneth clerked for the Honorable John Daniel Dailey on the Colorado Court of Appeals before being hired to work in the Denver District Attorney's Office. Kenneth currently sits on the Board of Directors for the Colorado Metro Auto Theft Task Force and recently rolled off the Board of Directors for the Aurora Public Schools Foundation.
11/19
