The interests of the public shall be represented in proceedings under this chapter as follows: (1) DELINQUENCY. By the district attorney, in any matter under s. 938.12. (2) CIVIL LAW VIOLATION. By the district attorney or, if designated by the county board of supervisors, by the corporation counsel, in any matter concerning a civil law violation under s. 938.125. If the county board transfers this authority to or from the district attorney on or after May 11, 1990, the board may do so only if the action is effective on September 1 of an odd-numbered year and the board notifies the department of administration of that change by January 1 of that year. (3) MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE VIOLATION. By the city, village, or town attorney, in any matter concerning a city, village, or town ordinance violation, respectively, under s. 938.125. (4) COUNTY ORDINANCE VIOLATION. By an appropriate person designated by the county board of supervisors in any matter concerning a county ordinance violation under s. 938.125. (5) JUVENILE IN NEED OF PROTECTION OR SERVICES. By the district attorney or, if designated by the county board of supervisors, by the corporation counsel, in any matter under s. 938.13. If the county board transfers this authority to or from the district attorney on or after May 11, 1990, the board may do so only if the action is effective on September 1 of an odd-numbered year and the board notifies the department of administration of that change by January 1 of that year. (6) INTERSTATE COMPACT. By an appropriate person designated by the county board of supervisors in any matter arising under s. 938.14.
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