§ 115 District attorney's staff to perform certain duties.

Here's a plain English summary of this rule:

The district attorney's office handles more than just courtroom cases. Their staff also work on a program that helps people get repaid when someone writes them a bad check. This is called the Bogus Check Restitution Program.

Under this rule, staff members in the district attorney's office are required to help run this program. This is part of their job along with whatever other tasks the district attorney gives them. So if you're a victim of a bounced or fraudulent check, the district attorney's staff may be the people who help you try to get your money back, instead of you having to hire a lawyer or go through a separate civil lawsuit.

This rule basically makes sure someone in the office is responsible for handling these bad check cases, so victims have a clear place to turn for help.