I'll reply more carefully since this is just so evil. The current interpretation of prosecutorial immunity allows: - initiating prosecution entirely for pol

I'll reply more carefully since this is just so evil. The current interpretation of prosecutorial immunity allows: - initiating prosecution entirely for political or racial reasons - falsifying evidence - coercing false testimony - hiding evidence Technically, they can face the bar, or even criminal prosecution. But professional courtesy keeps them safe from criminal prosecution unless ugly facts are made public. Since the invention of immunity in 1978, those ugly facts are rarely discovered. These two forces combine to yield effective criminal immunity.