Government
Apr. 25, 2022
LA city attorney candidates vow outside counsel limits or better training in light of scandal.
Several candidates who are on the June 7 ballot promised they would set up an anti-corruption unit. Others said they would limit the use of outside counsel, and let the office’s own staff handle major cases.
Seven candidates vying to take over the scandal-ridden Los Angeles city attorney’s office offering suggestions in interviews and a recent debate on how to fix the office and prevent future corruption. Several candidates who are on the June 7 ballot promised they would set up an anti-corruption unit. Others said they would limit the use of outside counsel, and let the office’s own staff handle major litigation.
“We need to improve our intern...
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