> many people in this thread want to name and shame the individual prosecutor in this case. That is seriously misdirected effort that is not going to solve the

> many people in this thread want to name and shame the individual prosecutor in this case. That is seriously misdirected effort that is not going to solve the systemic problems. It may even exasperate them, as it falsely implies that the problem is with individual overstepping prosecutors rather than a system in which it's the norm. There's a good essay on exactly that point, descriptively entitled "Fix the machine, not the person". Written by... Aaron Swartz. http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/nummi http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/nummi It's perhaps interesting that, in a thread with dozens of HNers calling for everything from naming and shaming to harrassment, no-one so far has linked to his opinion on this.