Legal Question in Criminal Law in California

As I said in response to your prior question, I'm very sorry to hear about your ordeal. Once again, though, I'm afraid I must disappoint you.

There is no way to force the district attorney to prosecute any particular case. DAs don't have enough resources to prosecute every crime they believe has been committed, so they must choose which cases to bring and which to let go.

In your prior message, you said that the DA had declined this case because he had insufficient proof that the rape occurred. That's a perfectly sensible reason not to proceed. The prosecutor would rather devote the resources that could have gone into your case to other cases in which there is a better chance of winning a conviction.

If you think that the evidence is stronger than the DA had realized, you may be able to persuade him to rethink his decision. Other than that, there probably isn't much you can do.

I wish I could be more encouraging.