What Does a District Prosecutor Do?

The District Attorney, the highest civil servant in the legal department of a county-level jurisdiction in the United States, oversees deputy and assistant prosecutors.

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The District Attorney, the highest civil servant in the legal department of a county-level jurisdiction in the United States, oversees deputy and assistant prosecutors.
District Attorneys (English: District Attorney , DA for short) are many jurisdictions in the United States and are responsible for bringing criminal proceedings on behalf of the government. Depending on the laws of each state, a local prosecutor may be elected by citizens in the jurisdiction in which he is located, or may be appointed by the chief executive of the jurisdiction in which he is located.

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