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To: jjotto
-- I can't imagine why people think indictments would wait for an internal administrative report. --

Roughly because but for public exposure, prosecutors never go after each other, no matter how bad they know the conduct. Same idea as the thin blue line, good cops never rat out bad ones. It takes some sort of external event to bring the bad ones into the light, and public demand then forces a reaction.

The internal administrative reporting is used to limit and control the damage to the institution, without exposing its inherent corruption. IOW, having the IG creates the illusion that the operation is approximately honest.

If it wasn't for some sort of public exposure, there would be ZERO consequence for the routine malfeasance and abuse of power. No agency polices itself.

30 posted on 12/07/2019 11:03:39 AM PST by Cboldt
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To: Cboldt
If it wasn't for some sort of public exposure, there would be ZERO consequence for the routine malfeasance and abuse of power. No agency polices itself."

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..... as close as it gets to "policing themselves".


39 posted on 12/07/2019 11:44:14 AM PST by a little elbow grease (... to err is human, to admit it divine ...)
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