TokyoJokeyo

What audit did you work on that produced the most change for the better? Unfortunately the experience with our city's comptroller has been is that a damning report will be issued but little visible change occur.

Usually prosecutors aren't elected. The district attorney often is (federal district attorneys are appointed though), but that's the boss who decides policy; normally cases are actually being prosecuted by assistant district attorneys who are just employees.

A surgery like that would be somewhat expensive anywhere you had no insurance (if we consider paid public care a form of insurance), although I guess there are many more expensive surgeries.

If you didn't have liability to the insurer after causing harm by driving negligently, you'd be robbing the public; how is that better?