I understand the issue, but what happens when in fact the prosecutor acts in bad faith, is dishonest, corrupt or is weaponized against you? No recourse? Like th

I understand the issue, but what happens when in fact the prosecutor acts in bad faith, is dishonest, corrupt or is weaponized against you? No recourse? Like the police, where their word is truth? The job shouldn’t be cushy, you shouldn’t expect that success is predictable, or it becomes easy to game. Judges have been signing illegal warrants like candy. I’d say if it’s not systemic that prosecutors are put on the defense, then I’m ok with it. You have the backing and resources of the government, and you still complain that those you go after should take it lying down when their life is on the line? Guy was pardoned because he could get to the president. Don’t think this happens often, but it’s worrying enough that maybe provisions should be added to pardons? Like sponsors should prove to not benefit in any way from this? Just seems to me like unchecked privilege.