Professor John Pfaff prescribes as the solution: "What makes it very hard is that the person we really need to target now—whose behavior we need to regulate—is

Professor John Pfaff prescribes as the solution: "What makes it very hard is that the person we really need to target now—whose behavior we need to regulate—is the district attorney, and the district attorney is a very politically independent figure. He’s directly elected, and he’s directly elected at the county level. So there’s no big centralized fix. You can’t necessarily go to Washington and say, ‘Here’s the law that’s going to control what the DAs do,’ because they don’t have to listen to the federal government at all." However, this is not only anti-democratic but anti to the entire American system of decentralized government.