Some valuable takeaway points in this thoughtful piece, including a detailed discussion of the relationship between district attorneys and parole. An important read:https://www.sfexaminer.com/opinion/fearmongering-over-high-profile-tragedy-could-undo-decades-of-progress-on-criminal-justice/ …
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Replying to @chesaboudin
Why wasn’t the parole officer made aware of his most recent arrests?? You may not be the only one at fault but you should at least own your part!
#recallChesaBoudin


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Replying to @teriball14 @chesaboudin
because the police didn’t contact them
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Replying to @plscallmekimi @chesaboudin
McAlister was actually arrested on Dec. 20 and on several other occasions but Chesa decided not file criminal charges and that’s on him!
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Replying to @teriball14 @chesaboudin
you don’t have to file criminal charges to contact a parole officer, the parole officer should be contacted at arrest
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i’m not really sure what it is you think chesa could have done, if he had pressed charges there is a slim to none chance he would not get any jail time, the parole officer would have still declined to revoke parole regardless of what chesa did.
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Chela's office could have directly filed the parole violation - he did not have to 'wait for parole' to do it. Direct parole violations were done under George if a new case could not be filed - Chesa clearly has a policy not to do it. That is what he could have done.
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