A public procurator is a legal professional who represents the government in legal proceedings and is responsible for ensuring that justice is served impartially and fairly. Depending on the country or region, a public procurator may be referred to by different terms. In the United States, for example, a public procurator is commonly known as a prosecuting attorney, district attorney, or state attorney. In some European countries, a public procurator is called a public prosecutor or attorney general. In other countries, they may be known as crown counsel, public advocate, or state prosecutor. Regardless of the title used, a public procurator serves a vital role in upholding the law and protecting the rights of citizens.