FORUM COLUMN
By Gerald F. Uelmen
When John Van de Kamp asked me to serve as executive director of the newly formed California Commission on the Fair Administration of Justice, at first I thought I was being invited to direct a funeral. As a veteran of the trench warfare that gave us Proposition 8 and Proposition 115, I knew how hard it would be to forge any sort of consensus about what we need to do to fix our criminal justice...
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