Care4all
Warrior Princess
- Mar 24, 2007
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Do they? What powers are you speaking about? Do they have more power than any federal prosecutor who does not need appointment by the President and approval by the Senate???I repeat, 15th time, Special Counsel has all the powers (arguable more) than any US Attorney, which require Senate approval. They are not inferior officers.
the U.S. Attorney for each district only has more power with the direction of their judicial federal prosecutors....like their focus.... a focus on drug crimes or focus on fraud by mobsters, or focus more on inner city crimes, or white collar crimes etc etc etc....
The US Attorney has no more power than any Federal Prosecutor to subpoena or investigate or to charge or to make plea deals etc etc. SAME with a Special Prosecutor....
Again, what power do you see a Special Counsel/Prosecutor has, that any inferior federal prosecutor does not have, to investigate and prosecute crimes?
I guess I don't see these extra powers, that you seem to see?
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