It means that the prosecutor has the power to choose which crimes he wants to prosecute. This allows the prosecutor to devote more resources to serious crimes or criminals, but it also opens up the possibility of abuse; he can prosecute his political enemies, but refuse to prosecute his friends, for example.
Prosecutorial Misconduct
How can police discretion be used inproperly
Arguments in favor of broad prosecutorial discretion include the ability to prioritize cases based on severity, resource allocation, and the pursuit of justice tailored to individual circumstances. This discretion allows prosecutors to make decisions that can enhance public safety and ensure that limited resources are used efficiently. Conversely, arguments against such discretion highlight the potential for abuse, inconsistency in charging decisions, and the risk of discriminatory practices, which can undermine public trust in the justice system and lead to unequal treatment of defendants.
Minor traffic violations will not be considered as a misdemeanor while applying for deferred action. However the entire criminal history of the applicant will be considered to determine if the applicant is eligible for prosecutorial discretion
Please use discretion when you buy the condoms.
Yes discretion is used in police, corrections, prosecutors, parole, probations, judges, what a silly quetion.
At your discretion.
its to her discretion
judicial, prosecutorial waiver and legislative waiver
"Failure to stop for school bus," is a mandatory court appearance offense at the City of Dalton, Georgia. The municipal fine as of June, 2014 itself is 777.00 $USD plus the possibility of additional fees and enhancements based on the court & prosecutorial discretion.
The white chrysanthemum flower symbolizes discretion. It is often used to represent honesty, purity, and secret love.
The people should have access to the Grand Jury - unfoutunatley, you will be blocked. Danged if you do and danged fi you don't. You could always try to take them to court, but most likely will be protected by the courts.