[1]Real Justice

John, district
attorneys are protecting protesters across the country.

The New York Times reported that just this week, four New York district
attorneys in Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn and the Bronx said they would
“drop charges against protesters arrested on minor charges like unlawful
assembly and disorderly conduct.”

In an attempt to push back, the NYPD sent the Manhattan DA a message: All
the officers assigned to his office would be pulled off the job to help
with “crowd control.”



Police departments are increasingly feeling the pressure from district
attorneys who refuse to uphold the status quo. We've endorsed a slate of
progressive candidates for DA offices across the country who would keep
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This is what we mean when we say that DAs have the most power of any
elected official to disrupt mass incarceration and hold police
accountable.

From San Francisco to New York, progressive district attorneys are
protecting protesters and fighting against the mass incarceration status
quo. We need more district attorneys like Chesa Boudin in San Francisco
and John Creuzot in Dallas who will fight for real justice in their
communities.

John, we
need your support right now to keep fighting to elect progressive DAs.
[ [link removed] ]Can you make a contribution right now to power our work to reform our
justice system and hold police accountable?

Thank you for all that you do for our movement!

Team Real Justice


 
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