> So they were both the prosecutor and the victim. Not UK, but this is (usually, I think) the case with private prosecution. When the public prosecution decide

> So they were both the prosecutor and the victim. Not UK, but this is (usually, I think) the case with private prosecution. When the public prosecution decides not to prosecute, the options for the victim are either do nothing, or go the private prosecution way. In the latter case, the victim will be the prosecutor too.