A Bill To Allow County Regulation of the District Attorney’s Office
BE IT ENACTED BY THE STATE OF FIRESTONE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT:
Preamble: The current legislation surrounding the District Attorney’s Office is quite poor and outdated. This Bill hands the authority over the District Attorney’s Office over fully to the County, while still allowing prosecution based on State laws by this office with the proper permissions. The County will be able and allowed to fix the current issues that A Bill To Establish The County District Attorney’s Power offers.
Section 1: A Bill To Establish The County District Attorney’s Power shall be null and void upon the passage of this Bill.
Section 1A: A Bill To Establish The County District Attorney’s Power shall be defined as: A Bill To Establish The County District Attorney's Power
Section 2: The Justice Department Recognition Act of 2017 shall be amended.
Section 2A: The Justice Department Recognition Act of 2017 shall be defined as: Justice Department Recognition Act of 2017
Section 3: Section 2A of the Justice Department Recognition Act of 2017 currently states: “The Firestone Department of Justice shall be the only ones to prosecute in criminal cases, as stated in C.III.V. However, in any case in which it becomes necessary for the Attorney General to be prosecuted for a criminal offense, a special prosecutor shall be appointed by the Governor who shall be vested with the power to prosecute the criminal case against the Attorney General. The special prosecutor must be a lawyer. The special prosecutor shall not be considered to be employed by, or functioning under, the executive branch, but acting independently under the authority of his/her office. The special prosecutor may be removed via the normal impeachment process.”
Section 3A: Section 2A of the Justice Department Recognition Act of 2017 shall be amended to state: “The Firestone Department of Justice shall be the main entity responsible for prosecuting criminal cases. The Firestone Department of Justice and the Governor may allow legal offices that are legally and officially established by inferior governments, as defined by the Constitution, to prosecute criminal cases based on State law. These legal offices may not prosecute criminal cases based on State law without this permission. Additionally, should it be necessary for the Attorney General to be prosecuted for a criminal offense, a special prosecutor shall be appointed by the Governor who shall be vested with the power to prosecute the criminal case against the Attorney General. The special prosecutor must be a bar certified attorney. The special prosecutor shall not be considered to be employed by, or functioning under, the executive branch, but acting independently under the authority of their office. The special prosecutor may be removed via the normal impeachment process.”
Section 4: This legislation shall be enforced by the Governor and the Firestone Department of Justice.
Section 5: This legislation shall go into effect immediately after following the constitutional procedure required.
Chief Sponsor:
Representative Kind_Yada
Co-Sponsor:
District Attorney Skeletron19YT
Representative AlexTheAviatorRBLX
Senator CongressionalDefend
Senator CannonOblivion
Representative JakeGames25