Federal prosecutor

A federal prosecutor is a lawyer who represents the United States government in criminal cases at the federal level. They work for the Department of Justice and are responsible for enforcing federal laws. Their duties include investigating crimes, deciding whether to bring charges against individuals or organizations, and presenting cases in court. Federal prosecutors handle a variety of serious cases, such as drug trafficking, fraud, and terrorism. They play a key role in ensuring justice is served and the law is upheld. Their work often involves collaboration with law enforcement agencies and other legal professionals.