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District Attorney Hochman Backs Legal Challenge Against Governor’s Blanket Commutation of 548 Death Row Sentences
Summary by The Los Angeles Editorial Desk Patricia Morgan , as published by County of Los Angeles - News
· November 12, 2026
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November 12, 2026 Media Relations Division 213-257-2000 media@da.lacounty.gov D istrict A ttorney Hochman Backs Legal Challenge Against Governor’s Blanket Commutation of 548 Death Row Sentences S weeping clemency order bypasses victims’ families and California voters, with 382 of the 548 cases re...
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What is this story about? November 12, 2026 Media Relations Division 213-257-2000 media@da.lacounty.gov D istrict A ttorney Hochman Backs Legal Challenge Against Governor’s Blanket Commutation of 548 Death Row Sentences S weeping clemency order bypasses victims’ families and California voters, with 382 of the 548 cases re...
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