Government attorney

Lawyers come in handy in all sorts of circumstances. There are, after all, a lot of laws out there for you and for others to break. If someone breaks the law and harms you in some way, you'll need a lawyer to protect you and get you your just rewards. You'll need a lawyer to represent you, and to get you your rights. On the other hand, if you break the law and hurt someone else - well, you'll still need a lawyer. Justice is a stern thing, a hard thing. Justice will come after you with all of its might. If you've broken a law, justice will deal with you rather grimly. A lawyer is a person that will sort of stand between you and justice so that you have a better chance of surviving the experience. A lawyer will try to soften justice's impact on you. He or she will help you to know your rights (yes, you still have rights even if you've broken the law), and will help you to receive as light a sentence as possible.
It's true that there are a lot of lawyer jokes out there, and a lot of talk about how bad lawyers are. But the thing you have to realize is that a lot of it is just that - is just talk. It isn't warranted, in other words. It's true that there are a lot of bad lawyers out there. But there are a lot of good ones, too. Lawyers help our society to function smoothly. After all, lawyers are experts in the law. It's true that you hear that lawyers are evil. It's true that you hear that lawyers are scum. It's true that you hear that lawyers are greedy, stingy, predatory people who will steal your last dollar and let you rot in the street. But if you ever find yourself in trouble with the law; if you ever find yourself cheated badly by someone else; if you ever find yourself hurt by someone, or if you ever accidentally or purposely hurt someone (as in, for example, a divorce case), you'll be glad to have a good lawyer on your side.

A government attorney (also called a government lawyer) is a special kind of attorney that works directly for, you guessed it, the government. Government attorneys and lawyers work at different levels of power, they have different jurisdictions. You have government attorneys and lawyers working at the county level. You have government lawyers and attorneys working at the state level. Finally you have government lawyers and attorneys working at the federal level, which is the highest level that a government attorney can reach.
A government lawyer or attorney represents the government in criminal cases. Let's say that the U.S. government catches an infamous cocaine dealer in Florida. They've been trying to nab him for years, and they finally do. This would be a case for a government attorney or lawyer. A government attorney or lawyer would become the prosecuting lawyer, that is, he or she would go before a judge and jury and try to bring the drug dealer to justice. Government attorneys have a lot of power, and they handle a lot of cases. Government attorneys are often called district attorneys. There are many television shows dedicated to dramatizing the lives of government attorneys and lawyers.
Government lawyers played an important role in the recent spate of high profile business trials. The government sued certain business for their shady dealings. Government lawyers and attorneys went after the presidents and vice-presidents of these businesses and brought them to justice. Television news stations interviewed a lot of government attorneys about these cases.Government lawyers and attorneys are a vital part of our justice system. Government lawyers and attorneys take on big cases where the government is involved; government lawyers and attorneys go after the big criminals and lawbreakers.