
From left: Holly Hancock, Anna Slotky Reitano, Elizabeth Lashley-Haynes and Carolyn "Jiyoung" Park. Photo courtesy of lizardiworks@gmail.com and bedrockstrategies.com.
Los Angeles County voters have never elected a public defender to a judgeship.
That’s according to a group of four women aiming to reverse the trend in an era when Ketanji Brown Jackson is about to become the first former public defender on the U.S. Supreme Court.
The four Los Angeles women – three of them public defenders – have joined forces as The Defenders of Justice to run for open seats on the Los Angeles...
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