Will the hundreds of Capitol rioters in court ever be held truly accountable?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : In the months after the insurrection, law enforcement investigated hours upon hours of videos from the day, thousands of social media profiles and hundreds of thousands of tips from the public.
50% : Law enforcement has also used invasive technology and surveillance tactics that could expand law enforcement powers and have implications for future investigations.
46% : "We are not a match," the other Bumble user replied, according to court filings, before sending a screenshot of their exchange to law enforcement.
36% : In addition to using facial recognition software to identify rioters, itself a deeply controversial practice, law enforcement appears to have expanded its use of geofencing search warrants - a process that involves using data from digital services to locate people within a certain area during a given time period.
22% : US District Judge Trevor McFadden, a Trump appointee, made comparisons between Black Lives Matter protesters and the 6 January attackers and told a defendant that he was "acting like all those looters and rioters

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