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17 January, 13:47

Why is the united states always the prosecutor in a federal criminal case?

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  1. 17 January, 15:34
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    While law-enforcement bodies can capture persons for alleged involvment in crimes only the government can prosecute a criminal case, usually through the U. S. attorney’s office. Hence the United States is always named the prosecutor in federal criminal cases.
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