Prosecutor-General

The Prosecutor-General is a high-ranking official responsible for overseeing the prosecution of criminal cases on behalf of the state. They direct and coordinate prosecutors, ensure the enforcement of laws, and represent the government in criminal proceedings. Often, they also influence national criminal policy and standards. In many countries, the Prosecutor-General acts as an independent authority to uphold justice and ensure accountability within the criminal justice system. Their role is crucial for maintaining the rule of law and public trust in legal processes.