[Eleutheria5]

I didn’t mention a special prosecutor. You did. Most criminal matters are handled by regular prosecutors, who do nothing but prosecute or review investigations preparatory to prosecution. You need a special case to appoint a special prosecutor. Period.

I spent 18 years working in a law office. Decided long before that period ended not to pursue a career in law. And that means I don’t have to read laws. Just don’t wanna.

You seem to be spoiling for a fight about nothing. I’m not interested. Have a nice life. ‘bye.

[Yosemitest]

Based on your post, your sure don't appear to have "spent 18 years working in a law office"

[Yosemitest]

Show me WHEREIi mentioned

"... and all three have investigative powers, ..."

You're the one who doesn't understand the THREE BRANCHES OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
and the FACT that they are EQUAL IN POWER !

...The United States Constitution divides government into three separate and distinct branches:
the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches.
The concept of separate branches with distinct powers is known as "separation of powers."
...

Each branch is theoretically EQUAL to each of the others.
The branches check each others powers and use a system known as checks and balances.
Thus, no branch can gain too much power and influence, thus reducing the opportunity for tyrannical government.