you may be right. but there are other possibilities, or points to consider

• the life of the georgia prosecutor might have been threatened, or she may have come under some other illegal pressure
• the prosecutor might not be fully competent and might think the amount of time they have taken is ok (it isn't)
• the prosecutor may be placing undue emphasis on the possibility the case could be lost

some of these issues and questions were raised (and continue to be on the table) with respect to the manhattan district attorney case against the trump organization and trump himself. they have still failed to indict trump himself, and they probably think this is ok. i do think it helped slightly in the manhattan case that activists and those involved raised their voices and called bs on the prosecutor's shameful inclinatin to shy away from the case, but he has still only gone after the organization and not the man

in both cases there is probably some question of whether they can win. it is in my view shameful for this to be the key consideration. horrible injustice has been clearly done by the perpetrator of the crimes. THAT should be the consideration.

@kmaz
There's a lot of "may"s and "might"s in there. Almost as if maybe the other side is just searching for something... anything...

@CourtJester
on the georgia cae hopefully we'll have an indictment within the next few days which would render sone if this moot.

i don't know much about the law though so i don't know how the prosecution might back out if it

justice delayed is justice diminished.