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"Can you please cite the legal document that supports that belief?"

The US Constitution."

Sorry, my bad. I should have specified 'amendment/section' or the specific Federal law/act/public law section and/or code number.

Garland is a judge, not an attorney who proffers charges. He doesn't go around looking for things to prosecute.

So again, what specific section of what document do you believe obligates a judge to prosecute, especially when no state or federal attorney has brought charges?

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