Prosecutorial offices are government agencies responsible for representing the state in criminal cases. They handle the prosecution of individuals accused of crimes, ensuring that justice is served while upholding the law. These offices are typically led by a District Attorney or State Attorney, who oversees a team of prosecutors and support staff. In addition to prosecuting cases, these offices also provide legal advice to law enforcement during investigations. They evaluate evidence, decide whether to file charges, and negotiate plea deals. Their primary goal is to maintain public safety and uphold the rule of law within their jurisdiction.