That's not how prosecutorial discretion works. Prosecutorial discretion exists to both preserve the resources of the investigator and ensure that they're not putting too much of a burden on the investigatee.
I am not going to offer an opinion as to whether or not they should have the authority to issue AMPs. I will say that I'm not sure AMPs work. I still get parking tickets. I know that I could get a parking ticket. I still get them. I really try to avoid them, but from time to time, it happens.
I think we also need to have an understanding of how the triage of priorities works. If it is one day late, is that different from two days late? Is that different from three days late? Yes, yes and yes.
With the meagre resources that the office of the commissioner has—
