If that number true, there would be someone to prosecute 99% of the time.  

Local laws encourage thieves to steal and break into cars without any fear of prosecution.

If protocols were not followed outlined by the government for safe lending practices that caused the bank to go under the officers can face criminal prosecution.

This makes more work for the shyster ... uh, I mean prosecuting attorney and can help dissuade them from proceeding.Finding the beneficiary of a trust IS possible (as John Anderson will be quick to point out), but this still not guarantee that the beneficiary is the correct defendant.

If he files documents with his name attached he must be prepared to go to court, regardless of your hopeful views.There is nothing wrong with you filing all of the paperwork- in fact you could very well get away with prosecuting an eviction even though you have an LLC unless you were called on it.

Here in CA we're almost to where there's no such thing as prosecutable crimes. 

Simple landlord tenant disputes which an individual landlord can prosecute simply can become more expensive and time consuming if their rental property is in an LLC.

About a month later i found out she had used one of my credit card courtesy checks fraudulently, which I had her prosecuted for.

Perhaps I am too cynical from prosecuting too many fraudulent people but I do not believe your website. 

Bank fraud is a little different than other issues of fraud as in other cases you must be shown to have the intent to profit or profit as well as other hurdles to prosecution, not bank fraud.