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| − | <noinclude>[[Image:KamalaLackOfConvictions.jpg|96px|right]]</noinclude>Her tenure as D.A. had the following achievements: | + | <noinclude>[[Image:KamalaLackOfConvictions.jpg|96px|right]]</noinclude>Her tenure as D.A. had the following achievements that guaranteed her the success in the DNC: |
* She was the worst D.A. / Prosecutor in California (of any of the top-10 cities) with 53-55% conviction rates, while the statewide average was 83%. | * She was the worst D.A. / Prosecutor in California (of any of the top-10 cities) with 53-55% conviction rates, while the statewide average was 83%. | ||
* Her prosecutors (when she was A.G.) got caught faking evidence to get their conviction records up, otherwise they would have been even lower.<noinclude><ref>Fake it tell you make it: | * Her prosecutors (when she was A.G.) got caught faking evidence to get their conviction records up, otherwise they would have been even lower.<noinclude><ref>Fake it tell you make it: | ||
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* Her office failed in its duty to report Police Officers past criminal/misconduct history in more than 80 cases, putting hundreds of felony convictions in jeopardy. | * Her office failed in its duty to report Police Officers past criminal/misconduct history in more than 80 cases, putting hundreds of felony convictions in jeopardy. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:06, 26 February 2019
Her tenure as D.A. had the following achievements that guaranteed her the success in the DNC:
- She was the worst D.A. / Prosecutor in California (of any of the top-10 cities) with 53-55% conviction rates, while the statewide average was 83%.
- Her prosecutors (when she was A.G.) got caught faking evidence to get their conviction records up, otherwise they would have been even lower.[1]
- Her office failed in its duty to report Police Officers past criminal/misconduct history in more than 80 cases, putting hundreds of felony convictions in jeopardy.
