In addition to their role prosecuting crimes and delegating responsibilities, the locally elected prosecutor usually advises elected officials and local private business leaders on a variety of issues.

A. TrueB. False

B. False

Explanation:

The locally elected prosecutor does not advise elected officials and local private business leaders on a variety of issues.

His duty is to prosecute crimes and also delegate duty. They are recognized as legal professionals and not political or business advisors. They are usually elected by the government and are kept to successfully carry out prosecuting activities.