Enforcement and prosecutorial discretion are ideally the exception rather than the rule, I think. Principally because discretionary enforcement is too often abu

Enforcement and prosecutorial discretion are ideally the exception rather than the rule, I think. Principally because discretionary enforcement is too often abused as selective enforcement. Structurally (systemically?), I don't think it's good to have laws on the books that, with a wink and a nod, nobody "really" believes. But to my original point - none of this critique comes from hate or ignorance.