What Does AUSA Stand For?

AUSA stands for Assistant United States Attorney

AUSA, or Assistant United States Attorney, refers to a federal lawyer who represents the United States government in legal matters, including criminal prosecutions and civil litigation. AUSAs operate within the Department of Justice and are responsible for upholding federal laws, prosecuting violations, and providing legal advice to federal agencies. Their work involves investigating cases, negotiating settlements, and appearing in court to advocate on behalf of the government, thereby contributing to the effective administration of justice.