When a prosecutor from the S.S. District Attorney's Office is called to testify in response to an allegation of sexual assault made against him by his wife, what is the appropriate way to address the allegation?

to testify in response to wife's accusations, a sound approach was, as the court suggested, to have a colleague from the prosecutor's office represent the People while the trial prosecutor was on the witness stand. (Accord, People v. Cannedy (2009) 176 Cal.App.4th 1474, 1487 [recusal of entire district attorney's office not required merely because employee of the office is a potential witness].) Be that as it may, defense counsel did not accept the court's suggestion and the prosecutor was not called to testify. This belied appellant's assertion that the case hinged on a credibility contest between the wife's accusation of coercion and the prosecutor's denial.