When “one side knows courtroom procedure” (the prosecutor), while the person who is falsely accused of a crime (the Defendant) does not, often the person who is falsely accused becomes victim to what is known as a color of law crime. We call typical scenarios like these where innocent people get put away a type of “Courtroom Abuse”.
Another type of “courtroom abuse” is when a civilian, who has not commit a crime nor given probable cause for an officer to suspect such, is shot & killed by an officer. Then the state chooses not to hold the officer accountable. This often leads to public outrage including protests, causing the situation to thereby escalate, endangering both officers and civilians!
What people need to know is that if the state does not choose to press charges, that they can personally can build a case & file a lawsuit against the officer(s) &/or agency using the Federal Rules of Procedure. We suspect that when people know how the system works, communities will begin “stacking evidence”, filing the paperwork in proper order, & going on the offense in court to ascertain the types of practical Redress they’re seeking.