Stacey Yvonne Good

Prosecutor

Mesa City Prosecutor's Office

Stacey Good, Deputy City Prosecutor, Mesa City Prosecutor's Office. Stacey received her license to practice law from the State Bar of Arizona in June 2015. She chose to focus her career as a public lawyer and in July 2015, she became a Deputy County Attorney with the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. She maintained a felony case load while prosecuting DUIs and domestic violence cases at the West Mesa Justice Court.

In 2016, she joined the Mesa Prosecutor's Office as an Assistant City Prosecutor. She prosecutes misdemeanors for the City of Mesa with the majority of her cases consisting of DUIs and domestic violence. She was specially assigned the Domestic Violence Prosecutor in 2019, monitoring the high risk of lethality cases that come through the city prosecutor's office. In 2020, Stacey organized and co-hosted a public awareness event for Mesa's Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Stacey has a passion for prosecuting DUI cases. She has conducted trials dealing with alcohol, marijuana, medical marijuana, prescription drugs and other impairing substances. Stacey has also written appeals regarding reasonable suspicion for DUI that progressed to the Arizona Supreme Court. In 2018, she collaborated with the Mesa Police Department's Traffic Unit to create a new DUI face sheet for investigations regarding marijuana impairment. Stacey also regularly attends continuing education opportunities to stay informed on the changes in DUI laws. She attended the Drug Recognition Expert training in August 2018.

As a public lawyer, Stacey understands the importance of education, ensuring that all public servants are proficient in the laws that we prosecute. She takes pride in teaching for organizations like Arizona Prosecuting Attorneys' Advisory Council, GOHS and the Mesa Police Department. She has become an excellent resource for DUI law enforcement and in 2019 received the Rising Star Award from the Arizona State Bar and in 2021 she received the Misdemeanor Prosecutor of the Year award from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.