The phrase "and the current prosecutor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the present prosecutor in a legal context or discussion.
Example: "The case was reviewed by the previous prosecutor, and the current prosecutor has decided to pursue further investigation."
Alternatives: "and the present prosecutor" or "along with the active prosecutor".
The current prosecutor, Herbert H. Tate Jr., is black, but he is a Republican appointed by Mr. Florio's predecessor, Thomas H. Kean.
The current prosecutor general was facing a discrimination lawsuit brought by the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee for not trying crimes committed against the mentally disabled when he decided to change tactics.
Although the current prosecutor in the case insists that a lone gunman fired at Mr. Colosio, many outside the ruling party question that.
Mr. Smetana, the current prosecutor, who also handled the 1992 case, said the government would oppose the defense effort to withdraw Mr. Hsu's no-contest plea, adding, "I don't believe there is legal authority to do so".
The current prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, announced in 2014 that she was reopening a "preliminary examination" into allegations that British officials were responsible for "war crimes involving systematic detainee abuse in Iraq from 2003 until 2008".
Under the current prosecutor Norman Farrell, the tribunal indicted a fifth man, Hassan Habib Merhi, in August 2013.
Once most of this evidence came to light, Senior Deputy Attorney General William Stoycos, the current prosecutor on my case, agreed to do a "good-faith" investigation of my claims.
The public was so outraged by the revelations that the prosecution of Cosby quickly became politicized, adding a final wrinkle to the whole affair: Steel, the current prosecutor going after Cosby, promised to reopen the case if voters gave him Castor's job.
From Joseph Kony up, all suspects indicted by the court to date are Africans, even if investigations are being conducted elsewhere and the current chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, is from Gambia.
