This allows them to be misused whenever prosecutors feel like it, whether as leverage in coercing a guilty plea or in charging people the public doesn’t like with something.

Which is why we have impartial judges, juries and grand-juries, correct?

The penalty for which, generally, is suspension of said account. Not a federal criminal indictment.

If you take out the internet fraud and impersonation, and it was just a matter of a woman's words driving a teenager to suicide, wouldn't that be a form of child abuse? Does it make a difference, legally, if causing the suicide was the defendant's intention? How about if the intention was to cause severe emotional distress to a minor?