Do Prosecuting Attorneys Have Morals?

[BFritz21]

By this point, it's pretty obvious that Kyle Rittenhouse acted in self-defense and will be found innocent. If not by the jury, he will likely be found innocent on appeal.

My question is, with him obviously being innocent, do the prosecuting attorneys have no morals?

Doing their best to put a teenager away for 60 years for obviously acting in self-defense?

Are all prosecutors like that? They have no hesitations about putting a teenager away for a long time because he was defending himself from serious injury or possible death?

Do they have morals that they just ignore during trial?

Do ethics not matter when you're a lawyer?