Suits them well. Prosecutors try to abuse their power too much sometimes, especially when they selectively try to "make an example" out of someone. Glad the Appeals Court put them in their place this time.
As usual, of course, there are no adverse consequences whatsoever for the prosecutors. They can screw up as often as they like, and as long as their screwups put people in jail they're golden.
Must be nice to have a job with no accountability. I wonder what that's like.
