Although it might be tempting to take action, it’s a mistake to evaluate the Manhattan district lawyer’s investigation of Donald Trump by evaluating its relative severity with these of myriad different crimes presumably dedicated by him. That isn’t how state and federal prosecutors will — or ought to — be eager about the problem of charging Mr. Trump, or for that matter, another defendant.
Prosecutors are educated to think about whether or not a case can be introduced — in different phrases, is there proof past a…
