State Prosecutors start at a basic level like every job, and rise up through different levels. They are properly called "State Attorneys"
You become a State Attorney by studying law and being called to the bar in Ghana. Therefore, you have to be a lawyer to be a State Prosecutor.
To my knowledge the curriculum at the Ghana School of Law has not changed much in many many year, although a few courses have been added to the lot, such as Alternative Dispute Resolution and Banking.
Was trying to figure out if the qualifications required to be a State Prosecutor were lower since I hear more about cases the State loses than those won.
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