Nope, though it is a common TV trope. In the US, there's a concept known as "prosecutorial discretion," and it refers to the fact that prosecutors have nearly

Nope, though it is a common TV trope. In the US, there's a concept known as "prosecutorial discretion," and it refers to the fact that prosecutors have nearly absolute authority over what charges are brought. There are limits to this, but they are extremely rare. For example the Supreme Court has held repeatedly that a prosecutor can't base their decision on race or religion because it would violate the 5th Amendment.