Sealed Indictments, arrests, statutes of limitations...help me out here. As I recall there were about 160,000 sealed Federal indictments currently in place.  There are 2300 Federal Prosecutors in the U.S.  If we assume that 500 can be dedicated to the above.  Then each would be responsible for 320 cases.  If each trial lasted a week that would be 320 weeks.  Assuming that tireless prosecutors and trial judges were able to work 50 weeks a year without a break, it would take 6.4 years to adjudicate all the cases.  I know this would be impossible in reality as there are always illness, delays, etc. that impact proceedings but ignoring those and assuming the best case it would take 6.4 years.  What is the statue of limitations in many of these crimes, 7 years?   Now, I know we are assuming the military courts will be working on this as well but how many military prosecutors and courtrooms are available to dedicate to this?  It would also mean adding the above to existing case loads either many more courtrooms, judges, prosecutors, etc. will need to be added to keep up with the work load. I understand I'm approaching this from a simple math standpoint and not assuming people will plead guilty, commit suicide, etc.  Still, can any of you legal eagles or people that work at the DOJ or in the military court systems look at the projected levels of people involved in corruption, crimes against humanity, etc. that need processed and provide analysis?   Or, will we see 20-25 people arrested and everyone else pleading to small charges?  That will make blood boil across America.  What does the end game look like?