The plaintiff is always the state or federal government in _____ law.

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In criminal law, the plaintiff (also called the prosecutor) is always the state or federal government, as they are bringing charges against the defendant for an alleged violation of criminal law. In contract and civil law, plaintiffs can be individuals, businesses, or organizations. Private law is a broader category that encompasses both civil and criminal law.

The Plaintiff Is Always the State or Federal Government in _____