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district attorney Noun

— A district attorney is the title of an attorney who prosecutes criminals on behalf of the state government in the United States of America.

district attorney

— noun an official prosecutor for a judicial district

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What about the acting mayor, the district attorney?

I've gotta hold you, Wilson, for the district attorney.

I'm trying to locate the district attorney.

Or innocent either. The district attorney is checking on him now.

So everybody's got to stick together against this district attorney.

As counsel for these defendants, Your Honor ladies and gentlemen of the jury I must point out that my clients are not on trial for treason against any philosophy of government as our esteemed district attorney seems to think. They're on trial for murder.

His last remark proves the district attorney hasn't lost his humor, in spite of the fact that his attempt to establish the presence of the defendants at the lynching has either failed or been ridiculed by the defense.

The district attorney?

If you were the district attorney, how would you tackle him?

We want to know what you've got to say to this latest blast from the district attorney.

If that cheap district attorney get too fresh Nick the Barber give him close shave.

And tell the district attorney I'll see him on Tuesday.