What is a prosecutor?

Answer 1

In a criminal case, the prosecutor is the attorney representing the government who presents (i.e.: prosecutes) the case against the defendant in an attempt to prove him guilty of the charges for which he was arrested. The attorney representing the accused is the "defense" attorney.

In a civil case there is no "prosecutor" only an attorney representing the aggrieved party (i.e.: the plaintiff) and the attorney representing the

defendant/respondant who is the one being sued.

Answer 2

A prosecutor is the government's attorney in a criminal case who represents the people, such as a District Attorney, States Attorney, U.S. Attorney, Attorney General, Solicitor General, or special prosecutor.

A prosecutor may investigate certain criminal offenses on his own initiative, or at the request of a government officer or government body.

Answer 3

The basic goal of the prosecution is to protect society from crime by making sure the guilty are tried , convicted and punished

Answer 4

Prosecutors are in charge of conducting investigations and finding the felon guilty of the crime.

Answer 5

In court: The prosecutor presents evidence and prosecution witnesses, interrogates defense witnesses, and argues the government's point of view in prosecuting the defendant.

Answer 6

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