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Just because the law allows to interfere with the prosecution does not make it morally right to interfere with the prosecution. (By the way, prosecutors are an
by germanier 11y ago
Just because the law allows to interfere with the prosecution does not make it morally right to interfere with the prosecution.
(By the way, prosecutors are anyway bound to instruction in Germany (usually by the state governments). That doesn't mean the governments should actually use that power.)
- duaneb 11y agoThe law does not "allow interference", the law requires someone initiating the prosecution. Just because the law allows this does not make it morally right to initiate it.
- germanier 11y agoAn authorization to prosecute is not the same as an initiation. The law requires an initiation by the foreign head of state and an authorization of the German federal government. But that's semantics anyway. You should rather ask yourself, why should this law be treated any differently than all the others? It's written into it but that's the best reason one could find.
- duaneb 11y agoBecause it allows for personal judgment by the german federal government WITHOUT sidestepping the law.