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[MCU/Netflix] What are the rules for being a vigilante?

In Season 3 of Daredevil, it's made to seem that if the FBI finds out the truth that Matt is Daredevil, there would be serious jail time for both him, as well as Foggy and Karen (as accessories). But what has Matt done that others haven't? 

Take Luke Cage for example. He is extremely public when it comes to his abilities and activities, even attempting to sign deals with Nike as a spokesperson. The police keep saying that they do not condone what he does, but they make no attempt to arrest him for vigilantism.

In No Way Home, while Peter is accused of murdering Mysterio, the charges from the Feds were later dropped. But he is still well known for taking the law in his own hands, but he was never charged. So what makes Matt different?

Sure, I guess he could be disbarred, but that has nothing to do with going to jail. Sure, Matt was framed by Fisk during the whole FBI ordeal, but Foggy made it clear, even beforehand, that if the FBI finds out the truth about Matt, then they will be arrested. 

So what's the deal?
gpt
Luke Cage doesn't seem to cause as much harm as Daredevil. He just absorbs bullets and knocks people out occasionally. He's had a visibly positive impact on the community, so he's not worth going after.

Peter probably gets off for the same reason. Not only is he generally just "the friendly neighborhood spider-man," he also has a ton of goodwill for saving half the universe.

Bonus: it's also much clearer that those two are super heroes, as opposed to a crazy guy running around Hells Kitchen.