Prosecution guidelines

Prosecution guidelines are rules and principles that government lawyers follow when deciding whether to charge someone with a crime and how to present the case in court. They ensure decisions are fair, consistent, and based on evidence, considering factors like the strength of the evidence, the seriousness of the offense, and public interest. These guidelines aim to promote justice by avoiding unnecessary prosecutions and ensuring that cases are handled responsibly, transparently, and without bias. Essentially, they help prosecutors make ethical, informed choices about pursuing criminal cases.