The decision to prosecute a felony case rests with the district attorney. In this case she is concerned that prosecution will create a negative public image. She is acting in which capacity?

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The district attorney is an elected official who ultimately decides whether or not to prosecute a felony case. It is within their authority to take into consideration public perception and the potential impact on their political image.

The Decision to Prosecute a Felony Case Rests with the District