San Francisco Recalls, Progressive District Attorney, Chesa Boudin.<br />On June 8, residents of San Francisco voted to recall District Attorney Chesa Boudin, one of the United States' most progressive prosecutors.<br />On June 8, residents of San Francisco voted to recall District Attorney Chesa Boudin, one of the United States' most progressive prosecutors.<br />CBS reports that partial results from the <br />San Francisco Department of Elections showed that nearly 60% of voters supported the recall measure.<br />CBS reports that partial results from the <br />San Francisco Department of Elections showed that nearly 60% of voters supported the recall measure.<br />San Francisco Mayor London Breed <br />will be responsible for <br />choosing Boudin's replacement. .<br />That replacement will then have to run <br />in a general election to serve until 2023, <br />the remainder of Boudin's term.<br />Proponents of Boudin's recall claim he failed to prosecute criminals aggressively and instituted policies that put the safety of residents at risk.<br />Proponents of Boudin's recall claim he failed to prosecute criminals aggressively and instituted policies that put the safety of residents at risk.<br />Supporters of the recall claimed that car break-ins, viral smash-and-grab robberies and hate crimes against <br />Asian Americans all increased under Boudin's watch.<br />Supporters of the recall claimed that car break-ins, viral smash-and-grab robberies and hate crimes against <br />Asian Americans all increased under Boudin's watch.<br />Boudin had promised widespread reform <br />to the state's criminal justice system.<br />Boudin had promised widespread reform <br />to the state's criminal justice system.<br />That reform included ending the prosecution <br />of minors as adults, stopping the use of cash <br />bail and reducing jail populations.<br />That reform included ending the prosecution <br />of minors as adults, stopping the use of cash <br />bail and reducing jail populations.<br />We have two cities. We have two systems <br />of justice. We have one for the wealthy <br />and the well-connected and a different one <br />for everybody else. And that's exactly <br />what we are fighting to change, Chesa Boudin, San Francisco District Attorney, via CBS.<br />We have two cities. We have two systems <br />of justice. We have one for the wealthy <br />and the well-connected and a different one <br />for everybody else. And that's exactly <br />what we are fighting to change, Chesa Boudin, San Francisco District Attorney, via CBS.<br />We know that this is a system that has <br />systematically failed us, not just <br />for decades, but for generations, Chesa Boudin, San Francisco District Attorney, via CBS
