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| You can tell when it's not an election year. When the LA Times is critical of an elected official for not being tough enough on crime. | |||
| This is an exceptional and ironic article regarding the Los Angeles District Attorney's policy of not being tough enough on prosecuting 3-Strikes cases. | |||
| Sources have said Cooley adopted this policy in an effort to gain the support and endorsement of the Times in his run for elected office. | |||
| Now that very paper is bashing his use of the policy - soft on crime - that the Times has historically supported. | |||
| Maybe it's LA's disproportionate rise in violent crime by parolees and gangs that is literally driving up the entire statewide crime stats that may have started them thinking - the greatest cause of crime is criminals and the greatest source of criminals is our prison system. | |||
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