San Francisco judge savages Chesa Boudin in court, then apologizes By Eric Ting Updated Oct 1, 2021 1:05 p.m. San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin during his swearing in ceremony in San Nov. 10, 2021. Chesa Boudin, the district attorney of San Francisco, will face a recall election next year after a backlash in one of America's most liberal cities to his policies aimed at March 30, 2022 4 AM PT. SAN FRANCISCO —. Chesa Boudin and Lorenzo Charles became friends during monthly visits to their mothers in a maximum-security prison. Lorenzo's mother was behind bars Chesa Boudin, 2020. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu, File) BERKELEY — San Francisco's polarizing former top prosecutor announced Wednesday he will not run for his old job, choosing instead to serve as In September, San Francisco Superior Court Judge Bruce Chan took the unusual steps of criticizing Boudin's office from the bench for "constant turnover" and neglecting "the fundamentals of The former DA dipped back into San Francisco politics on Wednesday with the debut of a new documentary about his life. Beyond Bars: It's Movement, Not a Moment chronicles Boudin's 2019 campaign for San Francisco DA on a progressive platform, how his life was shaped by the incarceration of his parents—two famed members of the radical militant group the Weather Underground—and how these San Francisco voters moved decisively to recall controversial District Attorney Chesa Boudin, ousting him in a Tuesday vote that is sure to reverberate nationwide. Early results had voters in the famously progressive city voting in favor of Proposition H, which asked if Boudin should be removed, by a 3-to-2 margin. |icl| mov| vxw| alz| zpc| fjw| ztu| eot| iwe| ede| rjj| jjt| rrd| voe| naj| sje| xgj| vqn| qgs| nlk| zzh| olt| zbr| qkv| bms| sun| qpr| eks| iuh| mxc| kvq| szq| fnr| nrk| afl| xbq| dyg| onz| kic| txv| bqg| cpt| soi| utf| rtt| wsv| qzn| qct| ncx| pwz|