To honor survivors of crime and highlight the importance of community justice partnerships, the Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office held its annual Victims’ Rights Recognition Ceremony on April 9 in Martinez. In this video (above), you’ll hear from District Attorney Diana Becton, ADA Stacey Grassini, LaShara Johnson (Family Justice Center), Marilyn McMullen (MADD), Isabel Serna (DA’s Victim-Witness Program), DDAs Jenna Franklin & Kate Dunbar, and Special Courage Award recipient Bianca Palomera.
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Prosecuting criminals would be a better use of time for the DA.
Give me a break … too little …. too late…
So just what is “community justice partnerships”? Another sham ceremony to try and boost up Becton due to a probable recall?
What about people that are victims of Becton?She should be in prison,with George Soros as her co-ed roomate.They wouldnt go near each other.
I’m sure the victims would feel more recognized if the DA would just prosecute the perpetrators!
How’s the recall going?