Attorney general vs prosecutor

Differences between attorney general and prosecutor duties and responsibilities

Attorney general example responsibilities.

• Perform extensive trial litigation, facilitate contract administrations, negotiations, and arrange mediation and counseling.
• Draft subpoenas and participate in investigations.
• Prepare subpoenas and arrange for process-servers and couriers.
• Prepare and participate as first chair at various administrative and arbitration hearings.
• Assist in preparing and responding to civil miscellaneous appeals, criminal miscellaneous appeals.
• Investigate and assist in the preparation of litigation cases concerning fraud by officers of charitable organizations.
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Prosecutor example responsibilities.

• Manage, train and mentore newly hire ADA's in courtroom management and trial advocacy.
• Draft findings for defendants to stand trial, appeals and dismissals.
• Type various legal documents, including complaints, journal entries, and subpoenas.
• Draft subpoenas, warrants and legal documents relating to family court and civil court matters.
• Conduct pre-trial investigations and negotiations; prepare and litigate motions and appeals; present hearings and trials.
• Maintain contact with local law enforcement about ongoing investigations and litigation.
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