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I haven't looked into the case(s) for years, but prosecutors don't often just drop charges because other charges were found guilty. People get charged even afte
by andirk 2y ago
I haven't looked into the case(s) for years, but prosecutors don't often just drop charges because other charges were found guilty. People get charged even after life sentences have been handed down.
- TheAmazingRace 2y agoPerhaps. I can't think of why they ultimately decided not to move forward with it, but here we are.
- buckle8017 2y agoThey dropped the murder for hire charges because discovery would have.. discovered the FBI doing very very bad things.
- TheAmazingRace 2y agoI doubt that's the reason. It could simply be bandwidth reasons as another commenter in the thread implied.
- WrongAssumption 2y agoProsecutors do not work for the FBI, and the FBI has no say in who gets prosecuted nor for which charges.
- echoangle 2y agoAnd you don’t think the prosecutors consider the interests of the FBI when deciding what to prosecute? In cases where they want to use FBI evidence and probably want ongoing cooperation of the FBI for future cases?
- lupusreal 2y agoProsecutors work with, not for, law enforcement and generally do what they reasonably can to maintain a good "working relationship".
- cyberax 2y ago> I haven't looked into the case(s) for years, but prosecutors don't often just drop charges because other charges were found guilty. They absolutely do that all the freaking time. Especially when other convictions already result in a long sentence. Prosecutors have limited bandwidth, and just wasting time adding one more life imprisonment on top of a life imprisonment is not helpful.