Kamala Harris’s Pro-Crime Policies - Zack Smith Introduction

Hastings College of Law.3 During law school, she interned with the Alameda County (Oakland) District Attorney’s Office and accepted a full-time position as a prosecutor with the office after passing the California Bar Exam on her second try.4 Harris spent eight years in the office from 1990 to 1998 as a deputy dis- trict attorney until she moved to become a deputy in the San Francisco District Att. [...] Before she could do much, the driver suddenly stopped, throwing her from the hood of the car and causing her to hit her head on the pavement and fracture her skull.20 That is indeed upsetting, to say the least, but Amanda and other citizens of San Francisco received even more upsetting news when they found out that the purse snatcher and SUV passenger turned out to be an illegal alien named Alexan. [...] This ultimately led the trial court to dismiss the indictment against the defendant because the prosecutor’s conduct was “egregious, outrageous, and…shocked the conscious.”33 Harris objected to dismissal of the indictment because the prosecutor’s conduct did not involve physical brutality—in other BACKGROUNDER | No. [...] 3847 September 10, 2024 | 7 heritage.org Positions as Vice President In the wake of the racial unrest in the summer of 2020, the conversation around criminal justice policies—particularly among those on the Left— shifted in a dramatically more radical direction. [...] In the wake of the racial riots in the summer of 2020, Harris publicly supported and urged her supporters to contribute to the Minnesota Freedom Fund.64 She posted on Twitter (now X) that they should “Chip in now to the @MNFreedomFund to help post bail for those protesting on the ground in Minnesota.”65 Who did this fund bail out? Reports show people accused—and many eventually convicted—of https:.