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Man, that's horrible. Prosecutors afraid to prosecute pimps because it's hard. Prosecutors should be willing to lose a few cases in the aim of scaring those fol
by NotSammyHagar 8y ago
Man, that's horrible. Prosecutors afraid to prosecute pimps because it's hard. Prosecutors should be willing to lose a few cases in the aim of scaring those folks off. That reminds me of James Comey, who met a group of prosecutors he was surpervising and basically said "Who has always won their cases?". Then he told them they were not trying hard enough, they should lose sometimes. Like almost no federal prosecutors prosecuted the financial crimes after the 2008-9 recession
- jbigelow76 8y ago<Edit>Quoting</Edit> James Comey lecturing people on how to pick their battles in post 2016 is pretty rich. Edit: Wanted to clarify that the time of the Comey of anecdote didn't occur after 2016 isn't suspect, but putting stock in it after then should be.
- AQuantized 8y agoSeems like he took his own advice in a sense, given that his point was that it's sometimes worth picking battles you're likely to lose.
- knodi123 8y agowow, talk about utterly missing the point of the quote.