My point as the GP entirely. You can only hold a prosecutor to a "perfect standard" if they have the power to ruin a person's life through self-interest. That

My point as the GP entirely. You can only hold a prosecutor to a "perfect standard" if they have the power to ruin a person's life through self-interest. That perfect standard should only be enforced the other way as well in the circumstance that they do something wrong on this scale. These positions attract people who wish to be wealthy or powerful. This might not be the case if they have to live up to their own standards. Examples should be made of both sides.