realcaseyrollins ✝️ on Nostr: > That prosecution would occur under the President’s authority to “take Care that ...
> That prosecution would occur under the President’s authority to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.”
How could a malicious prosecution occur under the #POTUS’ authority to “take care that the laws be faithfully executed” if taking care that the laws be faithfully executed isn’t the intent?
> However, again, no law, no Court, has any authority to inquire into whether the prosecution serves that function, or in fact subverts the law. Congress cannot regulate prosecutorial decisions, and Courts cannot inquire.
So, this opens up an interesting question of, what happens if someone violates a #SCOTUS ruling. I don’t know the answer to that question.
But I am curious; what makes you say that #Congress can’t regulate prosecutorial decisions? Is that in another part of the #SCOTUS ruling?
How could a malicious prosecution occur under the #POTUS’ authority to “take care that the laws be faithfully executed” if taking care that the laws be faithfully executed isn’t the intent?
> However, again, no law, no Court, has any authority to inquire into whether the prosecution serves that function, or in fact subverts the law. Congress cannot regulate prosecutorial decisions, and Courts cannot inquire.
So, this opens up an interesting question of, what happens if someone violates a #SCOTUS ruling. I don’t know the answer to that question.
But I am curious; what makes you say that #Congress can’t regulate prosecutorial decisions? Is that in another part of the #SCOTUS ruling?