After rejecting her in 2018, the voters of Alameda County, California selected Pamela Price as their new District Attorney last year.
Price had taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from George Soros for her two campaigns.
Price quickly proved herself no exception, seeking to cut a plea deal with a killer who had been arrested for one triple murder for hire, was accused in the murder of a court witness, and several other violent crimes.
Rather than the 75 years to life sentence that Delonzo Logwood was eligible for, Price wanted to cut him loose after fifteen years.
A California judge this week blocked a newly-elected progressive prosecutor's effort to slash a triple murderer's sentence.
Alameda County district judge Mark McCannon rejected District Attorney Pamela Price's plea deal for a 31-year-old man jailed for a 2008 triple murder-for-hire, among other crimes.
Price, who took office in November and has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from the progressive billionaire George Soros, attempted to sentence Delonzo Logwood to just 15 years in prison, though he was eligible for a sentence of 75 years to life.
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