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Opinion | The San Francisco district attorney saga set back criminal justice reform

Jun 13, 2022 View Original Article
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : The lesson of his brief stint is that criminal justice reform must be done carefully -- with attention to people's safety and quality of life -- even as reformers seek to improve how the system treats others.
43% : San Francisco voters last Tuesday booted prosecutor Chesa Boudin from their district attorney's office, ending what some had hailed -- and others had derided -- as a progressive experiment in criminal justice reform.

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