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You do not have a right to prosecution. You do not have a right to submit evidence. You do not have a right to have an investigation conducted. You usually d
by torstenvl 4y ago
You do not have a right to prosecution.
You do not have a right to submit evidence.
You do not have a right to have an investigation conducted.
You usually do not have a right to even have the police show up.
You may not like that, but that is the law. Criminal law enforcement, including prioritization and de-prioritization, is the prerogative of the Executive.