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Just for maximum pedantry: it's normal for cops and prosecutors to coordinate (it's their job). Americans frequently treat state attorneys as if they're not fundamentally "in law enforcement," which is absolutely not the case.

But I do agree with you about Virginia (from personal experience as well), and there should be a firewall between the police and actual trial judges.



Should judges be working with enforcement? Aren't there meant to be checks and balances?




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