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The separation of powers in the constitution leave the prosecution of crimes to the executive branch, not the judicial branch, it is not a judges place to decid
by macinjosh 6y ago
The separation of powers in the constitution leave the prosecution of crimes to the executive branch, not the judicial branch, it is not a judges place to decide who should or should not be prosecuted when there are no charges to be prosecuted. End of story.
- duxup 6y agoIs that a legal argument? Did the judge do something illegal?