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> It's mostly that they simply don't want to prosecute, Correct > nor have the resources to fully enforce all the laws. I don't think so. They have all the
by BaronVonSteuben 5y ago
> It's mostly that they simply don't want to prosecute,
Correct
> nor have the resources to fully enforce all the laws.
I don't think so. They have all the resources they need to enforce the law if they wanted to. If the spreadsheet had said "male" instead of "female" they would fly to Uranus to gather evidence if they needed to.
- giantg2 5y ago"They have all the resources they need to enforce the law..." Maybe an individual occurrence. Not at scale. If I remember correctly, 80+% of cases go to a plea deal, wait times for a court date are months or years, and the murder solve rate in the US is only 70%. To me, it sounds like the courts are overwhelmed and even the most serious crimes have a relatively low solve rate.