prosecutor
/prəˈsɛktər/Definitions
1. noun
A person authorized to conduct legal proceedings on behalf of the state in a court of law, especially in the United States.
“The prosecutor presented a strong case against the defendant.”
2. verb
To charge or prosecute someone with a crime.
“The police prosecutor the suspect with theft.”
3. noun
A person who conducts a formal investigation into a matter.
“The prosecutor investigated the allegations of misconduct.”