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    Editorial: The empire strikes back — against progressive prosecutors

    by Los Angeles Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Nov 01, 2022 3 minutes
    Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner at a press conference on Monday, Feb. 22, 2021, in Philadelphia.

    Larry Krasner was first elected Philadelphia district attorney in 2017. Voters of Philadelphia County, which has the same boundaries as the city, expressed unmistakable confidence in their D.A. last year when they reelected the Democrat and self-described progressive prosecutor by a wide margin.

    Despite that — in fact, perhaps because of it — Republican members of the Pennsylvania Legislature on Wednesday filed articles of impeachment against him following a report that criticizes his prosecutorial policies but fails to identify any impeachable offense.

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