By lodging a protest with the judge, DA office, and defense attorney, you have done everything reasonable to complain. You have no apparent grounds for any legal action against the DA, as they, like all government agents and agencies, are immune from any such lawsuits unless you can conclusively prove the agent intentionally willfully abused and exceeded his legal authority, intending to violate your constitutional rights and harm you. That is not what you described. He may not have done what you want, and may have used you to get a conviction, and may have made mistakes or been negligent, but that is not the grounds for you to sue. The defendant's attorney may be able to use something in an appeal or other legal action, but that is up to him.
Answered on Sep 14th, 2012 at 5:46 PM