My question involves criminal law for the state of: MI
If a crime is committed against you, do you have a right to seek prosecution even if you have a criminal record or a history/reputation with a police agency. I ask because a serious crime was committed against me, but a detective rationalized not pursuing an investigation because she had a vendetta against me and thought the constitution didn’t protect me because I was a ‘criminal’. This didn’t sound right to me, but I don’t know how these things actually work in practice. Isn’t it ultimately the prosecutors decision to charge it not, regardless?
If a crime is committed against you, do you have a right to seek prosecution even if you have a criminal record or a history/reputation with a police agency. I ask because a serious crime was committed against me, but a detective rationalized not pursuing an investigation because she had a vendetta against me and thought the constitution didn’t protect me because I was a ‘criminal’. This didn’t sound right to me, but I don’t know how these things actually work in practice. Isn’t it ultimately the prosecutors decision to charge it not, regardless?
Do You Have Rights to Prosecution if You Are a Victim with a Criminal Record
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