Criminal Justice Reform

In 2020, offenders will be released without cash bail for most misdemeanor charges and multiple felonies, including criminally negligent homicide, drug sales, aggravated assault on a child, and burglary. Criminal justice reform ignores the rights of victims.

Attacks by homeless people are on the rise. There were 6,528 arrests in 2017 in Los Angeles. In 2018, arrests for criminal activity rose to 9,846, an increase of more than 50%. Some of the attackers have been issued tickets for battery instead of being arrested.

Chesa Boudin is committed to bringing communist revolution to America, and is following the Soros template for Criminal Justice Reform as he plans to close jails and eliminate cash bail. The cornerstone of his campaign is to sabotage immigration enforcement and to prosecute ICE and police officers for doing their jobs.

The decedent's mother claims that District Attorney Larry Krasner should be arrested for obstruction of justice because he reduced the charges from first degree murder to third degree murder and then to manslaughter. Mrs. Schellenger said that evidence suppressed.

Soros is weaponizing local prosecutors' offices to overturn the American justice system through Criminal Justice Reform that benefits criminals while ignoring victims and public safety.

New York City police commissioner James O’Neill resigned, after three years of service, following the city’s new rule eliminating bail and plans to release 900 inmates to New York City streets upon the closing of Riker's Island penitentiary in January.

The plan is to install leftist local officials who will be soft on crime and refuse to cooperate with US immigration enforcement. Curiously, The Trump Administration has shown no interest in interfering the activities of Mr. Soros.

The New York City Council voted to close the 400-acre Rikers Island jail complex by 2026, which currently houses 7,200 inmates.

"Joey Crack" Francisco, was freed from a life sentence for a drug conviction under the Kushner-Koch "First Step Act" federal drug-sentencing reform only to go on to allegedly brutally stab a man to death in Rhode Island.

Crimes that will allow suspects to be immediately released without bail include assault, criminally negligent homicide, manslaughter, promoting a sexual performance by a child, and more.