Eric Siddall

Vice President, LA Association of Deputy District Attorneys

Vice President of LA Association of Deputy District Attorneys

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LA District Attorney George Gascón came into office in December with big, progressive plans.

LA district attorney union sues new boss George Gascón over sentence enhancement prohibition

LA District Attorney George Gascón came into office in December with big, progressive plans.

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