Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” » In the 21st century, crimes have been and remain one of the major threats against society. . Through these heinous crimes, offenders do everything they can for their own benefit, leaving the poor and innocent deprived of their property and rights in a democratic society. Many people in 21st century society are wondering, “When will justice be served?” » For district attorneys, it is their duty to establish this “justice” and restore social stability in the face of these threats. As a District Attorney, it is important to ensure the protection of victims and punish offenders for their wrongdoings. Before a person can officially become a district attorney, they must (depending on the states in the United States) have a high school diploma. , a four-year college degree (bachelor's degree), and a JD (Juris Doctor) from an ABA accredited law school. Upon graduating from law school and meeting these requirements, newcomers must then take the state bar exam before receiving ...