Just...   Thanks for your clarification.  It sounds like there is a "belief" doctrine that allows prosecutors to "believe" they are doing the right thing.  Hard to know how to challenge a belier.  But it took 11 months for the prosecutor to realize his "belief" was in error?  So now, a week prior to trial, he has a new belief?  Crazy.

Don't get me wrong.  I don't know Maketa, but I have been watching this case unfold with interest.  I look forward to learning more about how we, in Colorado, oversee those who can arrest us and prosecute us, based on their personal belief.  

Again, Just, Thanks for your response.