During the last year and a half of Jessie Weissman’s service as prosecutor in Sarasota, Florida, she was responsible for handling hundreds of felony cases. If you are considering a career as a prosecutor, Jessie Weissman shares the following information about the profession. A prosecutor, also known as a prosecuting attorney, not only requires a minimum education of a Bachelor’s degree, but also a Juris Doctor degree. In addition, a prosecutor must also be licensed by the state bar association, as is required for other practicing attorneys. Prosecutors represent federal, state, and local governments for criminal court cases. They also evaluate case-related police reports, interview individuals whom are involved with the case, and perform extensive legal review and research. Depending on the municipality in which the prosecutor works, responsibilities may range from specific areas like juvenile offenses or traffic violations to handling all areas of criminal prosecution. Ma...
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