In the American criminal justice system, the role of the prosecutor has four key attributes. There is stealth, resource dependence, sequential tasks, and filtering. Prosecutors are lawyers responsible for presenting criminal cases at trial. United States Attorneys are appointed by the state or government and represent the federal government in court. They prosecute all adults who commit crimes and juveniles who commit delinquent crimes. At the same time, prosecutors have other responsibilities, such as serving as legal advisor to national commissioners, the elections board, and providing written warning to prosecutors. PoliceIn today's justice system, law enforcement plays an important role in prosecuting criminals. Police officers use searches and seizures to inspect and collect evidence to convict an individual suspected of a crime. However, before a search takes place, there must be a prerequisite of probable cause, that is, proof of an illegal act. Additionally, when the commission's report is substantiated, the evidence is forwarded to the county attorney. In the criminal justice system, there are two ways to refer a felony case to a local prosecutor. The first is a felony arrest, where the evidence collected constitutes established probable cause. The second type of criminal case is referred to a prosecutor for investigation. As a prosecutor, it is essential to exercise discretion when handling a case. The prosecutor must ensure that the police respect the rules of evidence. The main ground of proof is inadmissibility in court, the exclusionary rule. That is, when police use manipulative tactics that violate the defendant's Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Amendments. Therefore, middle of paper......e same side at the end of the day.BibliographyDuties of a County Attorney. (2007). Retrieved from Seneca County Prosecutor: http://www.senecapros.org/duties.htmlAizenman, N. (February 29, 2008). Washington Post. Retrieved from New High in US PrisonNumbhers: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/story/2008/02/28/ST2008022803016.htmlFlowers, R.K. (2010). The role of the defense lawyer: not just a lawyer. Retrieved from moritzlaw: http://moritzlaw.osu.edu/osjcl/Articles/Volume7_2/Flowers-FinalPDF.pdf Ikilo, R. (nd). Prison system in America. Retrieved from Lasc: http://www.lasc.edu/theword/Features/Entries/2009/3/26_Prison_System_in_AmericaBy_Roland_Ikilo.htmlKaiser, H.J. (2003). TV Violence. Menlo Park, CA: Family Foundation. US District Court, CD (nd). Pretrial hearing. Court interpreter, 1-2.