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3 years ago

3. A representative of the government(a prosecution team) must bring forth charges

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garik1379 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Prosecuting attorney

Explanation:

A Prosecuting Attorney is a representative of the government(a prosecution team) that must bring forth charges.

They're mostly called District Attorney in certain states. They usually represent the government in the legal cases submitted against the accused person or defendant.

The Prosecuting Attorney lookout for evidence and decisions in criminal cases that is still with the police. They then eventually take the case to court and thereby seek to prove that the defendant has indeed committed the crime which is expected to ultimately lead to a conviction of the defendant

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