Law-enforcement agents shouldn’t get to choose which laws they enforce.
In August, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was correct to suspend a Florida prosecutor who declared that he would not prosecute violations of Florida abortion law.
by Dave Yost
Law-enforcement agents shouldn’t get to choose which laws they enforce.
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Hillsborough County state attorney Andrew Warren addresses the media after learning he was suspended from his duties by Florida governor Ron DeSantis, in Tampa, Fla., August 4, 2022.
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Law-enforcement agents shouldn’t get to choose which laws they enforce.
In August, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was correct to suspend a Florida prosecutor who declared that he would not prosecute violations of Florida abortion law.

About the Author
Dave Yost is senior counsel and vice president of policy innovation at Alliance Defending Freedom. He previously served as the attorney general of Ohio.
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Law-enforcement agents shouldn’t get to choose which laws they enforce.
In August, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was correct to suspend a Florida prosecutor who declared that he would not prosecute violations of Florida abortion law.

About the Author
Dave Yost is senior counsel and vice president of policy innovation at Alliance Defending Freedom. He previously served as the attorney general of Ohio.
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