In the state court system, as a general rule, if the victim of a crime feels aggrieved by the prosecutor's decision to not prosecute an alleged offender, the victim may: 

2. 

a. Obtain a court order forcing the prosecutor to issue charges 

b. Appeal to the Attorney-General of the state to force the prosecutor to prosecute 

c. Appeal the decision to the appellate court of the state 

d. As a general rule the victim has no recourse if the prosecutor refuses to prosecute an alleged offender.

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