Synonyms for district attorney
dis·tric·t at·tor·ney

Princeton's WordNet

1. district attorney, DAnoun

   an official prosecutor for a judicial district

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1. • Prosecutor

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1. Jason Young:

   As the cycle of violence continues in San Francisco, our family and everyone else affected by this senseless crime and lack of accountability is traumatized, to be a victim of crime in San Francisco is a complete nightmare under District Attorney Boudin. This is just another example of how he is failing our community and the city of San Francisco. This isn’t justice for Jace, and this isn’t what our city deserves either. No family should ever go through what we are going through.

2. Mahmoud Rabah:

   Haider Anjam has every intention to fight these charges and the allegations against Haider Anjam, and I fully expect Haider Anjam interests to prevail in court, brooklyn DA's Brooklyn DA, because I think peoples' passions were inflamed by events in the Middle East, and I hope that the district attorney's office and the court will recognize that this is in relation to things that had occurred and affected people's sensibilities.

3. Patricia Wenskunas:

   It's shocking to me that one individual that's supposed to be the district attorney, not the public defenders, the district attorney is supposed to be there to support victims, to provide, you know, balance the scales of justice, to provide support and guidance, to be able to abide by the law. And he's not even willing to do that. And in all honesty, is revictimizing victims and their loved ones.

4. Sara Azari:

   This is not celebrity justice. This case is well too high profile for a District Attorney's office to just hand over a gift of exoneration to Jussie Smollett.

5. Brian Premo:

   It was my client’s understanding that the district attorney’s office was going to basically lead a thorough and apolitical investigation into the matter and then discuss all the issues with my client, and then my client would give her informed consent.