which role is most important in a criminal trail ( judge, prosecutor, or a defense attorney)and why??

Answer 1

depends on why your there! if you are a criminal id say defence, an so on.

Answer 2

In America, at least, we practice what is known as an adversarial system of justice. In that system each role must be fufilled by competent dedicated attorneys who zealously represent their client. Defense attorneys in theory have a little more latitude because ethically Judges and Prosecutors also have an ethical duty to ensure that "justice" is done.
Sounds like a recipe for disaster, but it is the greatest system ever developed, and works 95% of the time.

Answer 3

Let me answer your question with a question. If you were on trial would you want the best prosecutor prosecuting you or the best defense attorney defending you? Judges are important too but they do not make arguements in court.

Answer 4

This is an ugly answer, but I'd have to say it's the jury. They operate as outside observers, and can help ensure that neither defense, prosecutor or judge strays beyond the given role of their assigned jobs or mangles the law without impartial people knowing about it. A judge presides over a courtroom and its proceedings, but the people own it.

Answer 5

I would say the prosecuting attorney, as the burden of proof in a criminal trial is on the prosecution.

Answer 6

That's like asking what more important your brain, heart or lungs. You need all three, they are all equally important.

Answer 7

they are all equally important. they are all needed for a criminal trial

Answer 8

The defendant and the victim... without them, the other three havee no sense.