Philly DA Policies and Community Impact

The video explores the election of Larry Krasner as Philadelphia's district attorney, highlighting his progressive approach to criminal justice. Krasner, a civil rights lawyer, aims to reform the system by focusing on rehabilitation rather than punishment. His policies have sparked controversy and resistance, with critics arguing that they favor criminals over law enforcement. The video delves into the challenges Krasner faces, including addressing police misconduct and systemic issues within the justice system. It also discusses the cycle of crime and the need for transparency and reform.

What was the primary reason for the political shock waves caused by the new DA's election?

• His lack of experience

• His support for law enforcement

• His progressive stance

• His focus on punishment

What is the DA's professional background?

• A judge

• A politician

• A career civil rights lawyer

• A former police officer

What is one of the main focuses of the DA's policies?

• Strict punishment

• Rehabilitation and second chances

• Increasing incarceration rates

• Reducing police funding

What challenge is highlighted regarding the DA's approach to community services?

• They are easy to implement

• They are too expensive

• They are not always appropriate

• They are widely accepted

What has been the DA's office's relationship with the police?

• Non-existent

• Hostile

• Completely independent

• Too close and cozy

What has not occurred in the DA's office for 30 years?

• Budget increases

• Community outreach programs

• Hiring of new officers

• Prosecution of police misconduct

What do some Philly police officers believe about the current situation?

• The scales are irrelevant

• The scales favor police

• The scales favor criminals

• The scales are balanced

What is the public's demand regarding their neighborhoods?

• More police presence

• Return of their neighborhood

• Less government intervention

• More community services

What is the DA's stance on shooting unarmed people?

• It should be avoided

• It is not a concern

• It is a necessary evil

• It is justified

What is the criticism regarding the DA's office as a place for social experiments?

• It is widely supported

• It is not the right place

• It is highly effective

• It is too costly