Pamela Price has been sworn in as Alameda County District Attorney. In the 2022 Election, Price won the seat with 53% of the vote, defeating her more tough-on-crime opponent, Terry Wiley. 
She is the first Black woman ever elected to this position and promises to make a big shift in the office's approach to prosecution; Price’s campaign emphasized changing the system in favor of a more holistic approach to public safety.
What exactly are the new DA’s plans for criminal justice reform? And what roadblocks could she face in the process? 
Guest: Annelise Finney, producer and reporter for KQED 
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Pamela Price Becomes First African American DA of Alameda County

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This episode was produced by Alan Montecillo and Maria Esquinca. Ericka Cruz Guevarra is the host. Jehlen Herdman is our intern.
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