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What is a District Attorney?

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The government's prosecutor puppet. Not at all a friend of the people.
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A district attorney (D.A.) is the title of the local, usually county level, public official who represents the government in the prosecution of alleged criminals. They are usually elected by the people, not appointed.

Those who work under him are called Deputy District Attorney's
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It is the County's attorney. Sometimes they are called Prosecutors.
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