The term 'courtroom figs' refers to the four main figures present in a courtroom: Attorneys (5 letters), Assistant District Attorneys (ADAs, 4 letters), District Attorneys (DAS, 3 letters), and Attorneys General (ATGs, 4 letters). Attorneys are lawyers who represent clients in court proceedings. ADAs are lawyers who work for the government and prosecute criminal cases on behalf of the state. DAS are elected officials who oversee the prosecution of criminal cases in their district. ATGs are the highest-ranking legal officers in each state and are responsible for representing the state in legal matters.