Editorial: Don't believe the nonsense. The criminal justice system worked properly in Venice assaults

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : Criminal justice reform is not a departure from the long tradition of American justice, but a continuation of the necessary work to constantly redeem, refine and perfect it.
61% : Contrary to anti-reform folklore, no one charged with a dangerous felony is simply let go unless they can raise a lot of money for bail.
39% : City Councilmember Traci Park, whose district includes Venice, placed the blame on a decade of criminal justice reforms.
35% : And as for the "criminals-are-the-victims" claim, that substance-free broadside against criminal justice reform does not describe any actual policy of the police, prosecutors or courts in L.A.Crime in Los Angeles is real, it hurts people and the community, and it is a problem that requires constant vigilance.

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