KCET's 'SoCal Connected'
Correspondent for SoCal Connected on KCET
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Jennifer London
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FROM Jennifer London
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KCET Peeks inside a Cash-Strapped Los Angeles Court The governor and legislature are slashing the budget of the third branch of state government, leading to justice delayed, which means justice denied. KCET's SoCal Connected found that's especially true for families in dependency court . For the first time, cameras were allowed to record proceedings in the largest court of its kind in the country. Jennifer London is the correspondent for a segment to air Friday, with repeats on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. video platform video management video solutions video player
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