Answer:
b) Representing the government.
Explanation:
Prosecutors argue the government's case in criminal cases. This includes presenting facts, reasoning, and cross-examining defense witnesses.
This process includes presenting the defendant's charges. Sometimes the prosecutor arranges plea agreements with defendants. In certain jurisdictions, the prosecutor decides the defendant's penalty if found guilty.
Incorrect:
The other answers are incorrect because they misrepresent the prosecutor's role in a criminal case or don't concentrate on criminal topics. Prosecutors may testify under oath when required, although this isn't their main responsibility. This is not the prosecutor's main duty in a criminal case, but they may help pass the legislation.
