rich1.0Steve Randy Waldman (npub153…zcaex)https://yabu.me/npub153lsl0t8k7ug7aksd42ykr04h0rqpjfcya9s4d49nahpn6xfj4lq7zcaexnjumphttps://yabu.meNo. Prosecutors never know whether crimes have been committed. They allege, based on lesser or greater evidence. The accused is innocent until proven guilty. Prosecutorial decisions are not restricted to which "crimes that have been committed" to prosecute. You've made that up entirely. It's nowhere in the decision, or my screenshot of it, and it couldn't be, since there is no certain crime before the prosecution. 1/