What do a county attorney do?

Answer 1

The role of a prosecuting attorney is to review all evidence against a party and with the help of police build a case against the person(s). They are in typically in charge of bringing criminal charges against a person and presenting their evidence to a court to assure a conviction. They work directly for the district attorneys office of a jurisdiction.

Answer 2

The state's attorney is usually another name for the 'prosecutor' in a criminal case. They make the case on behalf of the 'state' that the defendant is guilty of a crime. They represent the state because it is the law of the state that has been broken. The defendant, of course, should have a defense attorney whose job it is to give the defendant a fair shot at refuting the charges laid against them.

Answer 3

The job of the county attorney is to represent the jurisdiction they reside. As an example they handle child support, domestic violence, and other cases that may need representation from the county.

Answer 4

A country attorney works for a specific county. They will provide advice to the county officials as well as help defend against law suits. They may also bring law suits against others, including citizens.

Answer 5

The job of a city

attorney

is to represent the city

during litigation, advise city

officials in legal matters and prepare legal documents for the city

.