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In the US, the prosecutor's office, although part of the Executive Branch of government, is an independent officethat represents the government (i.e.: the "people") in all criminal prosecutions, as well as representing "the people" against the government in cases of wrongful action carried out against them by other governemt agencies or operatives.
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Who has the authority to refuse to prosecute a case after indictment?
The district attorney or other prosecuting attorney's office.
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What does prosecuting authority as dominus litis or master of proceedings mean?
It's better to say "process owner" tnan "master of proceedings"...
What do yo call a female of authority?
It depends on her job, so please tell us what it is. Usually Maa'm will do.
Who is the top law enforcement authority of a community?
Typically, the apex of law enforcement resides in the jurisdictions top prosecuting attorney. In the federal system, it would be the US Attorney. In the state system, it would be the AG or the DA, depending on the individual state.
Which US politicians stand to benefit from not prosecuting illegal online gambling?
Obama.
What is the Concept of delegation of authority?
delegation authority is to handle a certain job
Who is responsible for federal conspiracy laws?
For passing the laws: The US Congress For enforcing and prosecuting the laws: The US Justice Department.
Who has the harder job a defense attorney or a prosecuting attorney?
Well,a prosecutor is someone who prosecutes,meaning files arguments against the suspect or the one breaking the law. While the Defense Attorney is the one falsify the arguments given by the prosecuting attorney technically the defense attorney's job is harder because most prosecuting attorney don't file charges that aren't good and it is hard to defend against something that counts on witnesses and evidences.
What actors and actresses appeared in The Prosecuting Attorney - 1913?
The cast of The Prosecuting Attorney - 1913 includes: Guy Coombs as The Prosecuting Attorney
What is the role of the prosecuting attorney in probate court?
There is no prosecuting attorney in probate court as that term (prosecuting attorney) is commonly used. The common usage is that the prosecuting attorney is a government lawyer prosecuting violations of the criminal laws. The probate court is for civil matters involving estates only.
What does it meant to empower someone?
To give them the authority to do a job.
