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Reporting from Mexico City —
For days, Mexican police ringed Congress in an odd cat-and-mouse game, trying to catch Julio Cesar Godoy before he could get inside to take office as a federal deputy.
The mouse won.
On Thursday, Godoy popped up inside Congress and was quickly sworn in by the president of the Chamber of Deputies, thus gaining immunity from prosecution on 2009 drug-trafficking charges.
They cannot be charged with a crime except by the Congress itself. Is that why so few go to prison?